The Impact of Ayahuasca on Suicidality: Results From a Randomized Controlled Trial.

Front Pharmacol · 2019 · PMC6878725 · PMID 31798447

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Association Between Changes in Suicidality and Depressive Symptoms Seven days after the intervention, within the ayahuasca group, the association between changes in changes in suicidality (MADRS-SI) and changes in non-suicide-related depressive symptoms (MADRS-total nonSI ) approached significance, r = .53, p = .053.

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Results of the linear mixed model showed a significant effect for time, F (2,25.72 = 3.38; p < .05) and a trend toward significance for the intervention (i.e., ayahuasca vs. placebo), F (1,27.44 = 3.13; p = .088).

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