- Study in adults with treatment-resistant depression marks the first time an antidepressant has achieved superiority in a clinical trial for major depressive disorder that included a newly initiated oral antidepressant in both the control and placebo groups
- Study in elderly patients is the first large clinical trial in treatment-resistant depression in this population
- Results demonstrate the potential of esketamine nasal spray to address a significant unmet need for the more than 30 percent of people suffering from major depressive disorder who do not respond to two or more currently available antidepressants(1)
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TITUSVILLE, N.J., May 5, 2018