临床与医学科学杂志

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安慰剂概念和简要方法论

彼得·斯科特

The misleading impact (possibly still more the nocebo impact) is one of the most noteworthy difficulties for scholarly medication. There are numerous examples for their adequacy with respect to the writing of medical history. Let us think about the most extraordinary circumstances: Patients suffering from an infection with a swarm forecast may recuperate surprisingly due to the misleading impact of a unique control or conviction sometimes called 'phenomenal mending' (obviously, scholarly medication should not rely on it), then again, sound individuals might be killed by the nocebo impact of a terrifying creative mind for example a voodoo spell notable in ethnology.