A positron emission tomography study that was featured in the focus on neuroscience box "the mysterious placebo effect" demonstrated that a placebo painkiller:

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A positron emission tomography study that was featured in the focus on neuroscience box "the mysterious placebo effect" demonstrated that a placebo painkiller:

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activates the same brain areas as genuine painkillers

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