The placebo : a reader /

Subjects: “…Placebos (Medicine)…”

Placebo.

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The powerful placebo : from ancient priest to modern physician / by Shapiro, Arthur K., 1923-1995

Table of Contents: “…1. The Placebo Effect in Medical History -- 2. The Semantics of the Placebo -- 3. …”
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Placebo Effects by Beaumont, Jeanne Marie

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The power of placebos : how the science of placebos and nocebos can improve health care / by Howick, Jeremy

Subjects: “…Placebos (Medicine)…”
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Placebo and pain : from bench to bedside /

Table of Contents: “…Historical aspects of placebo analgesia / Damien Finniss -- 2. Neurochemistry of placebo analgesia : opioids, cannabinoids and cholecystokinin / Fabrizio Benedetti, Elisa Frisaldi -- 3. …”
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Placebo therapy by Fish, Jefferson M.

Subjects: “…Placebo (Medicine)…”

Placebo effects. by Benedetti, Fabrizio

Table of Contents: “…PART 1 GENERAL CONCEPTS AND MECHANISMS -- 1 The traditional concept of placebo 1.1 The origin of the placebo concept and methodology 1.2 The placebo in clinical trials and medical practice 1.3 Points for further discussion -- 2 A modern view of placebo and placebo-related effects 2.1 What they are not 2.2 What they are 2.3 How they work 2.4 Why they occur 2.5 Points for further discussion -- 3 Placing placebo effects within the context of the doctor-patient relationship 3.1 A closer look into the doctor-patient relationship 3.2 Feeling sick 3.3 Seeking relief 3.4 Meeting the therapist 3.5 Receiving the therapy 3.6 Points for further discussion -- PART 2 DISEASE-BASED CLASSIFICATION OF PLACEBO EFFECTS--MOST-STUDIED CONDITIONS -- 4 Pain 4.1 Placebo analgesia 4.2 Nocebo hyperalgesia 4.3 Points for further discussion -- 5 Diseases of the nervous system 5.1 Parkinson's disease 5.2 Deep-brain stimulation and emotional processing 5.3 Migraine 5.4 Sleep 5.5 Neurological disorders with few or no available data 5.6 Points for further discussion -- 6 Mental and behavioral disorders 6.1 Depression 6.2 Anxiety 6.3 Dementia 6.4 Addiction 6.5 Psychotherapy 6.6 Premenstrual dysphoric disorder 6.7 Attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder 6.8 Mental disorders with no available data 6.9 Points for further discussion -- 7 Immune and endocrine systems 7.1 Immunity and hormone secretion are subject to psychosocial influences 7.2 The immune system 7.3 The endocrine system 7.4 Points for further discussion -- PART 3 DISEASE-BASED CLASSIFICATION OF PLACEBO EFFECTS--LESS-STUDIED CONDITIONS -- 8 Cardiovascular and respiratory systems 8.1 The cardiovascular system 8.2 The respiratory system 8.3 Points for further discussion -- 9 Gastrointestinal and genitourinary disorders 9.1 Gastrointestinal disorders 9.2 Genitourinary disorders 9.3 Points for further discussion -- 10 Special medical conditions and therapeutic interventions 10.1 Oncology 10.2 Surgery 10.3 Physical therapies 10.4 Complementary and alternative therapies 10.5 Doctor-patient interaction 10.6 Other conditions with no available data 10.7 Points for further discussion -- PART 4 CLINICAL, ETHICAL, AND METHODOLOGICAL CONSIDERATIONS -- 11 Clinical-ethical implications and applications 11.1 Assessing the effectiveness of new therapies 11.2 Harnessing placebo and placebo-related effects in the clinic 11.3 Points for further discussion -- 12 How to run a placebo study: a closer look into complex experimental designs 12.1 What are we looking for? …”
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Placebo talks : modern perspectives on placebos in society /

Table of Contents: “…Chapter 1. Introdcution: placebos in modern society -- Chapter 2. Antidepressants and the placebo effect -- Chapter 3. …”
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PLACEBO IV : rules, concordance, sample computer generation / by Watt, William C.

Subjects: “…PLACEBO (Computer program language)…”
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The placebo effect in healing / by Jospe, Michael

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Materials for Placebo V / by Watt, William C.

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Effects of placebo-amphetamine sulfate and placebo secobarbital sodium on resistance running of college football players. by McCord, Archie T.

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Placebo years 1971 - 1974.

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Snake oil science : the truth about complementary and alternative medicine / by Bausell, R. Barker, 1942-

Table of Contents: “…The rise of complementary and alternative therapies -- A brief history of placebos -- Natural impediments to making valid inferences -- Impediments that prevent physicians and therapists from making valid inferences -- Impediments that prevent poorly trained scientists from making valid inferences -- Why randomized placebo control groups are necessary in CAM research -- Judging the credibility and plausibility of scientific evidence -- Some personal research involving acupuncture -- How we know that the placebo effect exists -- A biochemical explanation for the placebo effect -- What high-quality trials reveal about CAM -- What high-quality systematic reviews reveal about CAM -- How CAM therapies are hypothesized to work -- Tying up a few loose ends.…”

The effects of placebo d-amphetamine sulfate and placebo secobarbital sodium on resistance running of college football players by McCord, Archie T , 1949-

Subjects: “…Placebo (Medicine)…”

Die Rache der Placebos : Zur Wirksamkeit des Unwirksamen in der evidenzbasierten Medizin und in der Wissenschaftsforschung / by Neumaier, Ulrike

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Die Rache der Placebos. by Neumaier, Ulrike

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