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How much of ketamine's antidepressant response is shared with ethanol?

Udo Bonnet

The British Journal of Psychiatry November 1, 2016 DOI: 10.1192/bjp.209.5.434b (opens in new tab)

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Characteristics Commentary Peer reviewed
Topics Esketamine Ketamine
Key points Argues, through personal testimony, that mental illness can be embraced as part of one's identity rather than hidden, and that people should not have to "pass as normal." The author calls for others to join them in this stance, echoing a cited discussion of normalcy versus solidarity in addressing mental illness stigma.

Abstract

hospitalisation and recovery.Somewhere in the journey, I realised that I am a person with mental illness -that it is as much a part of my identity as fatherhood or professionalism.I am proud of all of these identities.I do not want to have to keep any of them a secret by passing as normal.Instead, I expect others to join me where I stand.1 Corrigan PW.Resolving mental illness stigma: should we seek normalcy or solidarity?

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