Ketamine faces renewed scrutiny in Cornell case

Ketamine, a dissociative anesthetic known as “Special K,” is under renewed scrutiny amid allegations of sexual assault at Cornell University. Experts warn that the drug can cause memory loss, dissociation, and immobilization, potentially facilitating sexual violence. Despite warnings from the Justice Department nearly two decades ago, prevention efforts on campuses have historically focused more on alcohol and other date rape drugs, leaving ketamine less addressed. The recent case involves a woman alleging she was pressured to use ketamine before being assaulted by fraternity members, prompting investigations and campus policy reviews.

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