- A
placebo (/pləˈsiːboʊ/ plə-SEE-boh) is a
substance or
treatment which is
designed to have no
therapeutic value.
Common placebos include inert tablets...
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Placebo are a
British alternative rock band,
formed in
London in 1994 by vocalist–guitarist
Brian Molko and b****ist–guitarist
Stefan Olsdal, and in late...
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Placebo is the
debut studio album by
British alternative rock band
Placebo. It was
released on 17 June 1996 by
record label Virgin. It is the only album...
- trials.
Placebo may also
refer to:
Placebo (band), an
English alternative rock band
Placebo (
Placebo album), the band's 1996
debut album Placebo, a Belgian...
- implication, it did not
necessarily imply that the
remedy had no effect.
Placebos have
featured in
medical use
until well into the
twentieth century. In...
- An
active placebo is a
placebo that
produces noticeable side
effects that may
convince the
person being treated that they are
receiving a
legitimate treatment...
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separate control group receives a sham "
placebo"
treatment which is
specifically designed to have no real effect.
Placebos are most
commonly used in blinded...
- Look up
placebo effect in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
placebo effect is the
tendency of any
medication or treatment, even an
inert or ineffective...
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administration of an inert, sham, or
dummy (simulator) treatment,
called a
placebo.
Placebos contain no
chemicals (or any
other agents) that
could cause any of...
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effective than
placebos for the short-term (acute)
treatments of
adults with
major depressive disorder,
other research has
found that the
placebo effect may...
