Explore how ketamine therapy may help people living with chronic pain, trauma, anxiety, and depression. David Dansky, MD, explains how ketamine affects pain pathways, supports psychotherapy, and may improve function, hope, and quality of life when used as part of a thoughtful care plan.
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