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Behavioral Care Helps Patients Recover Faster from Surgery

Behavioral Care Helps Patients Recover Faster from Surgery
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Male Clinicians as Allies in Women s Leadership: What Your Female Peers Want You to Know

Male Clinicians as Allies in Women s Leadership: What Your Female Peers Want You to Know
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After the Pandemic: Chronic Pain Care May Be Virtually Transformed

For MedPage Today s After the Pandemic series, we asked our editorial board members to discuss what significant and lasting effects the COVID-19 pandemic will have on medicine and the delivery of healthcare. Here, we interview Beth Darnall, PhD, associate professor in the department of anesthesiology, perioperative, and pain medicine at Stanford University School of Medicine and director of the Stanford Pain Relief Innovations Lab in Palo Alto, California. Can you share an anecdote about a patient and how the pandemic affected his or her situation? Darnall: This story is about a person who is not my patient but whose care I am deeply aware of. Her medical emergency was a confluence of the pandemic and the ice storms that occurred in Texas several months ago.

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Placebo pills can help treat people in pain But how?

The story of the placebo effect used to be simple: When people don’t know they are taking sugar pills or think they might be a real treatment, the pills can work. It’s a foundational idea in medicine and in clinical drug trials dating back to the 1950s. Kaptchuk is a professor at Harvard Medical School, and over the past decade, he and colleagues have shown, in study after study, that giving people placebos openly that is, telling them they are taking a placebo helps them feel better. Specifically, they found a placebo can relieve not just pain but also anxiety and fatigue.

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