JCI Insight 2018;3:e99762
A phase II nonrandomized trial evaluating mirtazapine, a tetracyclic antidepressant, administered for 8 weeks to cancer patients without depression, reported that mirtazapine-treated patients gained weight and had an improved appetite.[43] In an exploratory study, olanzapine treatment of cancer patients with cachexia who were receiving active chemotherapy showed a nonsignificant trend toward improved weight.[44] Olanzapine has also been used in combination with megestrol acetate in advanced cancer, with results suggesting benefit.[45] It may be useful for patients on chemotherapy who have difficult-to-control nausea and weight loss
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GSH levels were measured in whole blood, red blood cells, plasma, lymphocytes, and buccal mucosal cells
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