Psychiatry

Acute placebo responsiveness predicts longitudinal expectation effects in antidepressant treatment. | ClinicLens

Positive treatment expectations are known to enhance antidepressant efficacy. Experimental placebo studies aim to provide mechanistic insights into this association, yet their findings have not been clearly linked to clinical expectation effects within individual patients. In a r

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