Journal of Clinical Epidemiology[removed]–792 Do medical devices have enhanced placebo effects? Ted J. Kaptchuka,*, Peter Goldmana,b, David A. Stonea,b, William B. Stasonb a

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Date: 2013-02-05 19:16:45 Science Bioethics Medical ethics Pharmacology Design of experiments Placebo Acupuncture Sham surgery Randomized controlled trial Medicine Health Clinical research		Journal of Clinical Epidemiology[removed]–792 Do medical devices have enhanced placebo effects? Ted J. Kaptchuka,*, Peter Goldmana,b, David A. Stonea,b, William B. Stasonb a Add to Reading List Source URL: media.virbcdn.com Download Document from Source Website File Size: 58,03 KB Share Document on Facebook

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