| One patient who fell prey to the nocebo effect had become aware of the symptoms that can arise when a person stops taking Prozac. |
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| Benedetti's work on blocking cholecystokinin could pave the way for techniques that remove nocebo outcomes from medical procedures, as well as hinting at more general treatments for both pain and anxiety. |
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| Many people, including health professionals, are less familiar with the nocebo response. |
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| In an article recently published in the journal Deutsche Ärzteblatt International, we and our colleague Ernil Hansen reviewed 31 studies, conducted by us and other researchers, that demonstrated the nocebo effect. |
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| The answer to these four questions will determine whether subjectively described symptoms of illness can be ascribed to a collective nocebo effect or whether those responsible are required to face consequences. |
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| Therefore, a nocebo effect is where a person's symptoms are worsened by the fake medicine in a drug trial. |
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| These are not the same as nocebo effects, which are the responses to a substance believed by the subject to be able to cause harm. |
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| This may be the underlying mechanism of placebo and nocebo effects of medications and other therapies. |
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| Bowling proposes that placebo and nocebo responses are an intrinsic part of therapy outcomes. |
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| The placebo and nocebo effects are widely chronicled in psychology texts and studies. |
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| A recent review of 100 MS clinical trials over the past 20 years found a prominent nocebo effect. |
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| In the case of the nocebo, it is negative expectations that become self-fulfilling prophecies. |
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| The nocebo effect can be observed even when people take real, non-placebo drugs. |
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| A 2014 paper suggests that the 'Wind Turbine Syndrome' is mainly caused by the nocebo effect and other psychological mechanisms. |
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| In our opinion, this may have lead to a nocebo effect for this particular intervention. |
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| The nocebo effect is one that turns on the expectations of no benefit or even negative changes. |
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| Placebo and nocebo responses, cortisol, and circulating betaendorphin. |
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| The placebo effect has a dark twin called the nocebo effect. |
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| We've probably all suffered the nocebo effect, developing symptoms in response to somebody else's symptoms or upon receiving a diagnosis of illness. |
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| The four-disc set includes The Colour Of Amber, Nocebo, The Names Of Angels, Anything You Can Do, Unnatural Vices, Falls The Shadow, From The Defeated and The Dead Land. |
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| Samuel Frederick Donley, 19, of Hamilton Drive West, York, was the frontman for Nocebo, a fivepiece York-based rock band in which Liam played guitar. |
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