<qa>  What is the name of the antiglucocorticoid used?MFP, a progesterone antagonist, may also act as an agonist in the presence of PRB. In this context, MFP-bound PR recruit coactivators rather than corepressors. MFP may also exert antiglucocorticoid effects. As an antiprogestin it has been used for different obstetric indications, such as uterine ripening and intrauterine fetal death, at doses higher than 200 mgday. As an antiglucocorticoid it has potential use in different psychiatric disorders, including depression and Alzheimers and recently, the FDA approved its use for the treatment of Cushing disease 300 mg daily. 