Presidential Placebo
Nearly three years after first being administered the placebo, Americans are no better off than they were prior to being given the pill.
By James Sharp —— Bio and Archives--September 19, 2011
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A placebo is a pharmacologically inert substance – generally in the form of a tablet – that is given to a medical patient either for the patient’s mental benefit or in lieu of an actual drug when testing the effectiveness of a pharmaceutical. Often times, the placebo is a sugar pill; the patient believes that he or she is being given an actual medication and, in some cases, said patient realizes relief from the symptoms of his or her affliction.
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