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Volume 10, Issue 1, January 2004
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Introduction to the Proceedings of an International Conference ‘Placebo: Its Action and Place in Health Research Today’ Andrzej Górski, 3-4. [Full Text] |
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Ethics in research: Striving for common ground within the cultural diversity of Europe Rainer Gerold, 5-8. [Abstract] [Full Text] | |
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Placebo: Its Action and Place in Health Research Today Randolph Smoak, Jr., 9-13. [Abstract] [Full Text] | |
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Placebo use in Council of Europe biomedical research instruments Peteris Zilgalvis, 15-22. [Full Text] | |
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The CIOMS View on the Use of Placebo in Clinical Trials Juhana E. Idänpään-Heikkilä and Sev Fluss, 23-28. [Abstract] [Full Text] | |
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Using Empirical Data to Inform the Ethical Evaluation of Placebo Controlled Trials Jeremy Sugarman, 29-35. [Abstract] [Full Text] | |
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The Placebo Effect in Popular Culture Mary Faith Marshall, 37-42. [Abstract] [Full Text] | |
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The use of the placebo effect in clinical medicine – ethical blunder or ethical imperative Nikola Biller-Andorno, 43-50. [Abstract] [Full Text] | |
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The Necessity and the Value of Placebo Ernst A. Singer, 51-56. [Abstract] [Full Text] | |
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The Concept of Placebo Zbigniew Szawarski, 57-64. [Abstract] [Full Text] | |
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Placebo and Criminal Law Jan C. Joerden, 65-72. [Abstract] [Full Text] | |
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Clinical Trials: active control vs placebo – What is ethical? Jacek Splawinski and Jerzy Kuzniar, 73-79. [Abstract] [Full Text] | |
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Placebo and the Helsinki Declaration – What to Do? Bozidar Vrhovac, 81-93. [Abstract] [Full Text] | |
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Placebo and the UK Medical Research Council – and the consumer’s perspective Joan E. Box, 95-101. [Abstract] [Full Text] | |
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What Does the Public Think of Placebo Use? The Canadian Experience Patricia Huston, 103-117. [Abstract] [Full Text] | |
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Applying Evidence to Support Ethical Decisions: Is the Placebo Really Powerless? F. Porzsolt, N. Schlotz-Gorton, N. Biller-Andorno, A. Thim, K. Meissner, I. Roeckl-Wiedmann, et al., 119-132. [Abstract] [Full Text] | |
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Nonspecific Medication Side Effects and the Nocebo Phenomenon (abstract and conclusions only) A.J. Barsky, R. Saintfort, M.P. Rogers, J.F. Borus, 133-134. | |
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Placebo in the Investigation of Psychotropic Drugs, especially Antidepressants Stanislaw Puzynski, 135-142. [Abstract] [Full Text] | |
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The Biochemical Bases of the Placebo Effect Raúl de la Fuente-Fernández and A. Jon Stoessl, 143-150. [Abstract] [Full Text] | |
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Placebo treatment is effective differently in different diseases – but is it also harmless? Thomas R. Weihrauch, 151-155. [Abstract] [Full Text] | |
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Sham Surgery: An Ethical Analysis Franklin G. Miller, 157-166. [Abstract] [Full Text] | |
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Informed Consent and the Use of Placebo in Poland: Ethical and Legal Aspects Piotr Zaborowski and Adam Górski, 167-178. [Abstract] [Full Text] | |
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Homeopathic remedies as placebo alternatives – verification on the example of treatment of menopause-related vegetative and emotional disturbances Bohdan W. Wasilewski, 179-188. [Abstract] [Full Text] |
| Reviews | |
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Placebo: Its Action and Place in Health Research Today – Summary and Conclusions Raymond E. Spier, 189-197. [Full Text] |
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