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[Correspondence] Culturally specifying placebo and nocebo effects | ClinicLens

Matthew J Burke and colleagues,1 and the accompanying Editorial,2 rightly argue that placebo and nocebo effects should no longer be treated as nuisance factors, but as pervasive mechanisms that psychiatry should understand and harness. Burke and colleagues’ emphasis on expectancy

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