Shadow Medicine: The Placebo in Conventional and Alternative Therapies
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Titel: Shadow medicine
Autor: Haller, John S
Jahr: 2014
CONTENTS
Acknowledgments xi
Abbreviations xiii
Introduction xv
1. EVIDENCE-BASED MEDICINE 1
Normative Science 3
Big Pharma 16
Cochrane Collaboration 18
Cochrane Complementary Medicine 22
Ethics and Equipoise 24
2. POSTMODERNIST MEDICINE 31
Psychosomatic Medicine 35
Spirituality 42
Open Door 44
CAM Popularity 48
American Medical Schools 54
3. "THE POWERFUL PLACEBO" 61
Beecher s Discovery 62
What and How 71
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CONTENTS
Doctor as Drug 74
The Factor of Trust 77
The Assumptive World 79
4. POLITICS OF HEALING 89
Office of Alternative Medicine 90
Wayne Jonas 92
Quantitative Methods Working Group 95
NCCAM 102
White House Commission 107
Institute of Medicine Report 115
The Next Decade 117
5. COMPLEMENTARY AND ALTERNATIVE MEDICINE'S CHALLENGE:
A CASE STUDY 121
More of Less Is More: Homeopathy 123
Homeopathic Practice 127
Matter and Energy 130
Ships in the Night 137
To RCT or Not to RCT 139
The Rebuttal 145
The Dilemma 149
6. REASSESSMENT 153
Appendix 161
Notes 165
Bibliography 215
Index 243 |
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