Rodrigo B. Mansur, MD, PhD

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  • 2017–2025Active
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  • 149Citations2

About

Rodrigo B. Mansur, MD, PhD, is affiliated with the Brain and Cognition Discovery Foundation and the Department of Pharmacology and Toxicology at the University of Toronto. Mansur has published research on major depressive disorder, focusing on cognitive dysfunction assessment and the relationship between ketamine, esketamine, and suicidality. The author’s work, appearing between 2017 and 2025, includes studies validated in clinical populations and global pharmacovigilance data. Frequent collaborators include Roger S. McIntyre, Angela T.H. Kwan, and Bernhard T. Baune.

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Global Population-Based Study on the Association Between Ketamine and Esketamine with Suicidality Using WHO VigiBase
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Global Population-Based Study on the Association Between Ketamine and Esketamine with Suicidality Using WHO VigiBase

July 7, 2025

The results do not provide causal evidence of worsening suicidality in persons receiving esketamine/ketamine; mixed results of increased and decreased risk of suicidality were reported with both agents.
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THINC-it Validation for MDD

August 23, 2017

Cognitive dysfunction greatly affects functional outcome in patients with major depressive disorder, but existing tools to measure cognition in depression are inadequate. Read this article to see if the...
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