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This long study followed 246 treatment-seeking women with anorexia or bulimia for about 9 years. Major depression was common and often long-lasting: 70% of those who had depression recovered, but 65% of those who recovered later relapsed. Recovery chances varied by type of eating disorder, and time on antidepressants was…
Researchers followed 108 people with unipolar or bipolar depression who had repeated ketamine infusions (three times weekly over 12 days) and then were observed for 9 months. Depression symptoms and overall function were measured with the PHQ‑9 and the GAF. Seventy‑one people (65.7%) completed the full 9‑month follow‑up. At month…
