Key result
A calculated and deliberately dramatized regimen of reassurance was evaluated for its effectiveness on blood pressure and symptoms in patients with benign hypertensive disease.
Why the study?
Does a calculated regimen of reassurance improve blood pressure and symptoms in patients with benign hypertensive disease?
Population
Patients with benign hypertensive disease
Design
Other
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Reassurance and suggestion can have a potent effect on blood pressure and symptoms in benign hypertensive disease, highlighting the placebo effect in clinical management.
Does a calculated regimen of reassurance improve blood pressure and symptoms in patients with benign hypertensive disease?
Reassurance and suggestion can have a potent effect on blood pressure and symptoms in benign hypertensive disease, highlighting the placebo effect in clinical management.
Goldring et al. (1956) studied Benign hypertensive disease. Calculated and deliberately dramatized regimen of reassurance was evaluated on Blood pressure and symptoms. A calculated and deliberately dramatized regimen of reassurance was evaluated for its effectiveness on blood pressure and symptoms in patients with benign hypertensive disease.
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