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The placebo effect has long been dismissed as purely psychological, regarded as a mental trick with no real biological basis.

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Previously, we examined the remarkable disparity between the intellectual capacities of human beings and primates. While our closest relatives, the chimpanzee, possess traits and characteristics that ...

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