Objective evidence of mental effects of heroin, morphine and placebo in normal subjects.
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Heroin↗
Biomedical subjects
H K BEECHER
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Comparative analgesic potency of heroin and morphine in postoperative patients.
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Analgesia↗
Amphetamine sulfate and performance. A critique.
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Amphetamine↗
Surgery as placebo. A quantitative study of bias.
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Bias↗
The present status and the future development of the physician anaesthetist.
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Anesthesiology↗
[Place of the anesthetist in current medicine].
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Anesthesiology↗
[Trends in the development of anesthesiology in the U.S.A].
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Anesthesiology↗
Progressive loss of protective reflexes in the airway with the advance of age.
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Aged↗
Increased stress and effectiveness of placebos and "active" drugs.
Evidence is presented to indicate that placebos are far more effective in producing carefully defined relief of pathological pain than they are in the case of experimental pain. This is construed as further support for the view that placebos are more effective when stress is great than they are when stress is not so great. A similar situation holds for morphine. Certain drugs are effective in relieving visceral sensations only if an essential psychological state is present. This is, in effect, a new principle of drug action.
Humans↗
Control of suffering in severe trauma. Usefulness of a quantitative approach.
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Humans↗
Amphetamine, secobarbital, and athletic performance. III. Quantiative effects on judgment.
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Amphetamine↗
Amphetamine, secobarbital, and athletic performance. II. Subjective evaluations of performance, mood states, and physical states.
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Amphetamine↗
Research and common sense in a clinical specialty-anesthesia.
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Anesthesia↗
The surgical volumes of the history of the United States Army Medical Department in World War II. The physiologic effects of wounds.
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Hospital Departments↗
Nathan P. Rice's "Trials of a Public Benefactor": a commentary.
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Anesthesiology↗
[Pathology and experimental study on the advancement of research on subjective reactions with special emphasis on pain].
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Humans↗
[Human experimentation--a world problem from the standpoint of a medical investigator].
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Human Experimentation↗
Generalization from pain of various types and diverse origins.
Pain that arises from very different pathological origins responds in a quantitative fashion to a given dose of a given narcotic, but this is not true when the pain has been contrived by experimental means, in man, with customary techniques.
Humans↗