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Power of Placebo: Dummy Pills can Treat Depression
Simple sugar pills can lower depression in people. A new study suggests that people who believe that medication will help them fight depression are more likely to respond to even placebo or fake treatments than other people who are sceptical about pharmaceutical interventions.
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