The “placebo effect” is a phenomenon that occurs when a person’s physical or mental health improves after taking what is essentially a sham treatment with no clear therapeutic benefits.
The primary value of placebo controls in clinical trials is the minimization of bias.
Adults with refractory chronic cough who received twice-daily camlipixant had decreases in cough frequency and better scores ...
If you tell a person that a headache is a common side effect of a particular medication, that person is more likely to report ...
In 1998, shortly after arriving for work, a Tennessee high-school teacher reported a "gasoline-like smell" and feeling dizzy.
Many people today avoid gluten because they believe it causes problems like bloating, tiredness, or brain fog. While only ...
A Swiss trial found they were more effective than standard treatments for premenstrual syndrome and premenstrual dysphoric ...
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