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Significats de placebos en anglès

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Substance or treatment which is designed to have no therapeutic value, which may encourage the body's chemical processes for relieving pain and a few other symptoms, but have no impact on the disease itself.

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But few studies have shown how doctors use placebos in routine practice.
Reuters
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But 12 percent of those surveyed said placebos should never be used.
Reuters
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Let's not forget that placebos are medically useful, and doctors know it.
The Guardian
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Many studies have found homeopathic remedies are no more effective than placebos.
Reuters
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Fewer serious side effects, including infections, were reported for dupilumab than for placebos.
Reuters
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I would point out, though, that even placebos can be taken too far.
The Guardian
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When placebos are powerful, actual drugs often fail to best them.
Reuters
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Certain personalities are more receptive to treatment by placebos than others.
The new yorker
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That is why double-blind drug trials must use placebos as controls.
The god delusion
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That compared with such improvement in only 3 percent of those receiving placebos.
Reuters
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Cancer cannot be cured by homeopathic placebos, but small pains, perhaps.
The Guardian
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Thirty-eight percent receiving placebos reported that level of symptom relief.
Reuters
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We all know that placebos work admirably in numerous cases.
A Practical Guide to Self-Hypnosis
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Video clips of people cheerfully munching expensive placebos went viral.
The Guardian
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Definitely it doesn't look like antidepressants are placebos, he concluded.
Reuters
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But placebos don't help people recover from diseases like cancer.
Wired
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