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Incidence and characteristics of the nocebo response from meta‐analyses of the placebo arms of clinical trials of olanzapine for bipolar disorder

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In the clinical setting, the nocebo phenomenon is where clinical worsening or adverse events occur as a response to a treatment, in a situation in which conditioning from previous treatment… Click to show full abstract

In the clinical setting, the nocebo phenomenon is where clinical worsening or adverse events occur as a response to a treatment, in a situation in which conditioning from previous treatment exposure and/or expectations of sickness or symptoms lead to sickness and symptoms in a conditioned or expectant individual. The nocebo response may thus be a confounder in clinical treatment and clinical research. There is a need to know how to predict if an individual is likely to be a nocebo responder, and how significant and commonplace the nocebo effect might be.

Keywords: meta analyses; response; response meta; nocebo response; characteristics nocebo; incidence characteristics

Journal Title: Bipolar Disorders
Year Published: 2019

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