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an inert, inactive substance that may be used in studies (clinical trials) to compare the effects of a given treatment with no treatment. In common speech, a "sugar pill."
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A placebo is an effect, not merely a thing. It is more or less a component of all healing yet is poorly understood or studied. In clinical trials a placebo pill, device, or procedure acts as a control to ensure that the effect seen with the treatment is specific, not only the result of the placebo effect or the natural evolution of an illness that accompany every therapeutic encounter. (Thompson WG. What are placebos, IFFGD 2002; Fact Sheet No. 172)
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| placebo effect |
An apparently beneficial result of therapy that occurs because of the patient
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| placebo |
A pill, topical, or injection made to appear exactly like a medication, but without any of its active ingredients. Often used in double-blinded clinical trials so that researchers can eliminate the so-called placebo effect from the true effects of the drug being tested.
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| placebo |
A group that receives an inactive treatment for comparison with the active treatment(s) being tested. Often in a trial, to compare two different treatments, participants will be given both a placebo with the appearance of a therapy and an actual dose of another therapy. Placebos are generally used only in situations in which the disease is not life-threatening. ...
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