Grapefruit juice tested for impact on depression drug
NCT ID NCT06726382
Summary
This study examined how grapefruit juice and another medication affect how the body absorbs esketamine, a drug used for depression and pain. Researchers gave 12 healthy volunteers esketamine either as a nasal spray or by mouth, along with either grapefruit juice, the medication cobicistat, or water. They measured drug levels in the blood over 24 hours to understand these interactions better.
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Department of Clinical Pharmacology
Helsinki, Finland
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