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https://wwwtest.pharmacy.wisc.edu/2024/09/05/pharmacy-experts-psilocybin-ketamine-behavioral-change-in-mental-health-treatment/
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Cody Wenthur poses in his white coat in his lab

Pharmacy Experts Webinar: Psilocybin, Ketamine & Behavioral Change in Mental Health Treatment

Posted on September 5, 2024

Listen to Associate Professor Cody Wenthur speak about the early stages of clinical trials using psilocybin and ketamine as treatments for challenging mental health conditions, as well as how the field is changing and growing.

Assistant Professor Cody Wenthur

Antibodies to Boost Treatments for Depression

Posted on June 13, 2020

With NIH BRAINS award, Assistant Professor Cody Wenthur is using a vaccine approach to develop safer and more effective antidepressants from ketamine.

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