Neurotransmitter systems involved in placebo and nocebo effects in healthy participants and patients with chronic pain: a systematic review

Neurotransmitter systems involved in placebo and nocebo effects in healthy participants and patients with chronic pain: a systematic review Overall, research has come a long way in specifying the neurotransmitter systems involved in placebo effects in healthy participants. Yet, evidence for the involvement of neurotransmitter systems in placebo effects in patients with chronic pain and in nocebo effects in healthy participants and patients is scarce. Based on the existing evidence, this systematic review suggests that knowledge obtained in healthy participants may not necessarily be transferred to chronic pain.

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