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Tag Archives: Peter Van Vleck
AFTER THE PLACEBO EFFECT
Trials with placebos mean that we now know that there is a definite mental aspect to how we deal with sickness. So, what now? Peter Van Vleck, media spokesperson for Christian Science in Colorado, elaborates. Here it is now more … Continue reading
Posted in Christian Science, Health care
Tagged Christian Science, drug testing, effects of anti depressants, Harvard Medical School, inert tablets, Irving Kirsch, Leslie Stahl, nocebo effect, Peter Van Vleck, placebo effect, placebos, Scientific research, sham surgery, Treating depression: Is there a placebo effect?
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