Dangers of nonphysician ketamine infusions

There are an estimated 500-750 clinics across the U.S. providing infusions of Ketamine for the treatment of a variety of medical conditions. This is big business, estimated to bring in $3.1 billion per year and projected to rise to 6.9 billion by 2030. But is Ketamine safe and effective?
Psychiatrist Kristina Kise, MD discusses the use of ketamine infusions in psychiatry, including the potential dangers to patients when physicians are not directly involved in drug oversight.
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Dr Bernard and Dr Kise thanks for all you do to bring these issues to light. It’s amazing how people it’s easy to open a ketamine clinic. But very few if any know what to do if something should go south. Even board certified trained physicians such as yourselves have concerns.

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Keep up the important work Dr. Bernard! You're a voice in the darkness.

[@brandonDuh47]

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