New ‘Emergency’ Market Beckons For Spravato Depression Spray
Executive Summary
The therapeutic indication of Spravato is set to be expanded in the EU after receiving the thumbs up from the European Medicines Agency. The nasal spray has been shown to reduce depressive symptoms in just four hours and would fill a key unmet need, says the drug’s developer, Janssen.
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