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FDA Clears New PTSD Treatment Developed by Texas A&M University

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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration cleared a new post-traumatic stress disorder treatment in June 2026. The treatment, Magnetic e-Resonance Therapy (MeRT), was developed by researchers at Texas A&M University. Clinical study findings published on October 23 showed that 68% of patients no longer met the criteria for the condition, with a 52% reduction in symptoms.

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Why it matters

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The FDA clearance allows the treatment to be marketed for its specified use, though it does not guarantee benefit for every patient. The successful trial results could increase competitive pressure within the CNS/PTSD treatment market.

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Who's involved

  • Texas A&M UniversityPartnered in developing the Magnetic e-Resonance Therapy treatment.
  • FDACleared the new post-traumatic stress disorder treatment.

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  • Texas A&M UniversitySpeculative

    Texas A&M University might see increased revenue from commercialization pathways following the FDA clearance.

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