frey Epstein We have a five-part series of forums (accompanied by invitation-only seminars) beginning on June 19 & June 20. The series, supported by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, is designed to expand the dialogue on placebo. The first forum is "The Science of Placebo" and has the world's leading neuroscientists participati

medical bazaar, say consumer advocates. "This has the potential to be a game-changer," said Katherine Hempstead, who analyzes health insurance for the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. "It's good for uninsured people. It's good for people with high deductibles. It's good for any person that's kind of wondering: If I go to see the

per 11.27.12.pdf I hope this email finds you well. I thought I'd send a quick update on our work. But first an invitation: I think I mentioned that the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation has given us an education grant to expand the dialogue and forge new collaborations in placebo studies. Our plan is to hold a series of symposia th

studies. > Besides moving forward in some exciting studies and new publications, > we have just received a $250,000 grant from the Pioneer Fund of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation to pursue initiatives to integrate placebo studies into the education framework of Harvard University. > Also, the Food and Drug Administration (FD

itation Attachments: Science of Placebo Forum.pdf, Untitled attachment 00520.htm The Harvard-wide Program in Placebo Studies in collaboration with the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation invites you to attend: The Science of Placebo June 19 & 20 4-5:30pm Sherman Auditorium Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, Harvard Medical Sc

per 11.27.12.pdf I hope this email finds you well. I thought I'd send a quick update on our work. But first an invitation: I think I mentioned that the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation has given us an education grant to expand the dialogue and forge new collaborations in placebo studies. Our plan is to hold a series of symposia tha