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Open-label Placebos for Wound Healing: A Randomized Controlled Trial
Annals of Behavioral Medicine, 2018 Paul Jarrett +2 more
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When Is a Placebo Not a Placebo
JAMA Cardiology, 2022This Viewpoint discusses the concerns about using mineral oil as a placebo.
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How Placebos Change the Patient's Brain
Neuropsychopharmacology, 2011 Fabrizio Benedetti, Elisa Carlino
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Deceptive and Non-deceptive Placebos to Reduce Pain - An Experimental Study in Healthy People.
The Clinical Journal of Pain, 2019OBJECTIVES Recent research has shown that placebos are effective even if they are openly prescribed to participants. However, it is unclear how such "open-label placebos" (OLPs) compare to deceptive placebo (DP) and what the mechanisms of actions are. In
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Annales Pharmaceutiques Françaises, 2005
The word placebo appeared for the first time in an English medical dictionary in 1785. In French, it appeared much latter in 1958. This word defines an experimental tool used for rigourous evaluation of a specific effect of pharmacological treatment and the non specific effect of any therapy.
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The word placebo appeared for the first time in an English medical dictionary in 1785. In French, it appeared much latter in 1958. This word defines an experimental tool used for rigourous evaluation of a specific effect of pharmacological treatment and the non specific effect of any therapy.
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Placebos: A Review of The Placebo Response
American Journal of Gastroenterology, 2000Placebos have been a component of healing since the beginning. Whether consciously or unconsciously given, they are largely responsible for the success of medicine before randomized trials. Yet, even in this era of "evidence-based medicine," placebos remain enigmatic, and elicit mixed attitudes from divers disciplines.
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EMC - Tratado de Medicina, 2014
Placebo significa «medicamento» sin principio activo, capaz de producir un efecto. El efecto placebo se produce en sintomas funcionales donde la subjetividad es muy importante. Las hipotesis responsables del efecto placebo son psicologicas y neurobiologicas, estas ultimas basadas en estudios de imagen funcional cerebral.
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Placebo significa «medicamento» sin principio activo, capaz de producir un efecto. El efecto placebo se produce en sintomas funcionales donde la subjetividad es muy importante. Las hipotesis responsables del efecto placebo son psicologicas y neurobiologicas, estas ultimas basadas en estudios de imagen funcional cerebral.
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Der Schmerz, 2000
The placebo reaction is a widely known phenomenon but the way it develops is not fully understood. This fact has given rise to numerous misinformed opinions on this subject.More research has been done in the field of placebo analgesia, where the involvement of the endogenous opioid systems was discovered some twenty years ago.
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The placebo reaction is a widely known phenomenon but the way it develops is not fully understood. This fact has given rise to numerous misinformed opinions on this subject.More research has been done in the field of placebo analgesia, where the involvement of the endogenous opioid systems was discovered some twenty years ago.
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7. placebos and the placebo effect [PDF]
, 2015 SummaryIn addition to the actual pharmacological effect of a drug, its efficacy depends on a number of non-specific factors globally termed the placebo effect. To distinguish the pharmacological effect from the non-specific effect it may be justified to compare a supposedly active drug to a placebo, a “pseudo-drug” identical in appearance but ...
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Placebos in Australian general practice: A national survey of physician use, beliefs and attitudes.
Australian Journal of General Practice, 2019BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVES International surveys indicate that placebo use by general practitioners (GPs) is remarkably high, but usage in Australia is currently unknown. To address this, the aim of this study was to examine rates of use and beliefs about
Kate Faasse, B. Colagiuri
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