Cornell rape case raises ketamine questions

A sexual assault investigation at Cornell University has brought attention to ketamine, which was allegedly used by fraternity members during the incident. Ketamine is a dissociative anesthetic with hallucinogenic effects, legally used for anesthesia and mental health treatment, but often misused illegally. The drug is classified as Schedule III and is associated with potential dependence, though generally considered to have a low addiction risk when used appropriately.

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