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Placebo use in the United Kingdom: results from a national survey of primary care practitioners

, 2013
Objectives: Surveys in various countries suggest 17% to 80% of doctors prescribe ‘placebos’ in routine practice, but prevalence of placebo use in UK primary care is unknown.Methods: We administered a web-based questionnaire to a representative sample of ...
Heneghan, C, Stevens, Sarah, Wolstenholme Jane, Hobbs, Richard, Stevens, S, Louhiala, Pekka, Sarah Stevens, Hemilä, Harri, Bishop, F.L, George Lewith, Hobbs F. D. Richard, Wolstenholme, Jane, Wolstenholme, J, Bishop, FL, Hobbs, F.D.R., Carl Heneghan, Stevens Sarah, Howick, Jeremy, Jeremy Howick, Lewith, George T., Felicity L Bishop, F D Richard Hobbs, Heneghan, C., Wolstenholme, J., Bishop Felicity L., Howick, J, Howick, J., Howick Jeremy, Heneghan Carl, Hobbs, FD, Lewith, G, Puustinen, Raimo, Lewith George, Jane Wolstenholme, Heneghan, Carl   +34 more
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Nocebo hyperalgesia induced by social observational learning

, 2013
Nocebo effects can be acquired by verbal suggestion, but it is unknown whether they can be induced through observational learning and whether they are influenced by factors known to influence pain perception, such as pain anxiety or pain catastrophizing.
Barke, Antonia, Voegtle, Elisabeth, Kroener-Herwig, Birgit   +2 more
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The role of attention in placebo and nocebo effects

Background: Although some existing models propose that attention may be crucially implicated in placebo/nocebo effects, empirical research on this aspect remains limited and scattered.
Eleonora Maria Camerone, Francesco Pagnini, Diletta Barbiani, Francesca Grosso, Andrew Geers   +4 more
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Development of a personalized digital biomarker of vaccine-associated reactogenicity using wearable sensors and digital twin technology

Communications Medicine
Background Effective response to vaccination requires activation of the innate immune system, triggering the synthesis of inflammatory cytokines. The degree of subjective symptoms related to this, referred to as reactogenicity, may predict their eventual
Steven R. Steinhubl, Jadranka Sekaric, Maged Gendy, Huaijian Guo, Matthew P. Ward, Craig J. Goergen, Jennifer L. Anderson, Sarwat Amin, Damen Wilson, Eustache Paramithiotis, Stephan Wegerich   +10 more
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Interpersonal physiological and psychological synchrony predict the social transmission of nocebo hyperalgesia between individuals

Communications Psychology
Witnessing another’s pain can heighten pain in the observer. However, research has focused on the observer’s intrapersonal experience. Here, a social transmission-chain explored the spread of socially-acquired nocebo hyperalgesia.
Rodela Mostafa, Nicolas Andrew McNair, Winston Tan, Cosette Saunders, Ben Colagiuri, Kirsten Barnes   +5 more
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FG. The nocebo effect and its relevance for clinical practice. Psychosom Med

, 2020
Negative expectations deriving from the clinical encounter can produce negative outcomes, known as nocebo effects. Specifically, research on the nocebo effect indicates that information disclosure about potential side effects can itself contribute to ...
M.D Luana Colloca, Ph.D Franklin G Miller   +1 more
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Can drug-related information reverse the effects of a local anesthetic cream? An investigation into the nocebo hyperalgesic response [PDF]

, 2013
Objective: Verbal information accompanying administration of a drug has been shown to modulate treatment outcome, in both positive and negative directions.
Zwarg, Maria Lorentze, Hage Eilertsen, Hans-Ingvald   +1 more
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Improving the Understanding and Measurement of the Nocebo Effect

, 2021
Unexplained adverse reactions are a common result of medical treatments and interventions. These responses are often suggestive of the nocebo effect but to date little research has examined the underlying environment of real-life health events that ...
MacKrill, Kate Madeleine
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All in the mind? Pain, placebo effect, and ergogenic effect of caffeine in sports performance

Open Access Journal of Sports Medicine, 2010
Christopher J BeedieDepartment of Sports Science, Tourism and Leisure, Canterbury Christ Church, University, Canterbury, UKAbstract: The ergogenic effects of caffeine on performance are well documented.
Christopher J Beedie
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Editorial: Placebo Effect in Pain and Pain Treatment

Frontiers in Pain Research, 2022
Michael H. Bernstein, Charlotte Blease, Lene Vase   +2 more
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