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GCSE Biology Paper 1 (9-1 Exams)

Patients Placebos Doctor Actual Difference Durg Makes Effect

Placebos are given to patients to directly compare the drug's effects, account for the placebo effect, and isolate psychological influences on outcomes.

Patients are given placebos to compare drug effects, measure the placebo effect (where expectation improves condition), and remove psychological influences.

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  • So the doctor can see the actual difference the durg makes
  • It allows for the placebo effect when the patient expects the treatment to work and feel better
  • Removes any pscological effects

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