The Placebo Effect: Advances from Different Methodological Approaches
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Tor D Wager | Luana Colloca | Ulrike Bingel | Karin Meissner | T. Wager | U. Bingel | A. Watson | K. Meissner | L. Colloca | M. Flaten | Alison Watson | Magne Arve Flaten
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