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Thinking about genetic risk could trigger placebo and nocebo effects: A new study suggests that learning about genetic risk may influence your physiology, even if what you’re told isn’t entirely accurate. Thinking one had a genotype may have a more powerful physiological effect than having it.
Thinking about genetic risk could trigger placebo and nocebo effects: A new study suggests that learning about genetic risk may influence your physiology, even if what you’re told isn’t entirely accurate. Thinking one had a genotype may have a more powerful physiological effect than having it.
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