Eliminating the placebo effect is a common part of clinical evaluation leading to drug registration, and it is often considered an explanation for why alternative treatments may seem to work for some people. Its opposite, the nocebo effect, is mentioned far less often, even though a recently published study suggests it can be stronger and last longer.
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