stent operation
11/29/2017
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By Isabelle Z.
The placebo effect of surgery: New evidence shows many operations, such as getting a stent for angina, to have low benefit and high risk
You’ve probably heard of the placebo effect: Someone reports feeling better after taking a pill that is said to help some condition or other, only to later discover the pill did not contain any active ingredients at all. The person’s physical health didn’t change; feeling better was all in their mind. It’s always an interesting […]
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