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Did you know there’s an FDA-approved nasal spray that can help adults with treatment-resistant depression? Spravato, the game-changing medication, can be prescribed for adults diagnosed with treatment-resistant depression (defined as not having experienced sufficient relief from two or more antidepressants).

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