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More on the Nocebo Effect of Statins…And With a Sex Bias

More on the nocebo effects of statins including a sex bias

Bhavin Jankharia
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More on the Nocebo Effect of Statins…And With a Sex Bias
Nocebo Effect of Statins

I discussed the N of 1 trial last month, on the nocebo effect of statins and how they can affect our ability to take statins.

On its heels, comes a paper by Jungyeon Moon, Robert Sedgh and Cynthia Jackevicius, that also looks at this nocebo effect a little differently, by retrospectively examining the  reported adverse events in the FDA Adverse Reporting System database from 2010 to 2019 [1].

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