552c7ae14ClaimYounger patients should receive priority when lifesaving treatment is scarceAgreeDisagree2
552c7ae14ClaimDoctors should be allowed to prescribe undisclosed placebos when no effective treatment existsAgreeDisagree20
552c7ae14ClaimThe psychological effect on a patient of receiving a drug prescribed by a doctor is beneficial in itselfAgreeDisagree
552c7ae14ClaimParents should be allowed to select embryos against adult-onset inherited diseaseAgreeDisagree
552c7ae14ClaimA placebo's psychological effect is driven by the patient's confidence in the medical professional and their belief that they are receiving a cureAgreeDisagree
552c7ae14ClaimCanada should exclude mental illness as a sole condition for medically assisted dyingAgreeDisagree
552c7ae14ClaimParents should not be allowed to select embryos for predicted intelligenceAgreeDisagree30
552c7ae14ClaimPlacebos can be helpful for patients even if they are not the most effective treatmentAgreeDisagree
552c7ae14ClaimWidespread prescription of undisclosed placebos by doctors would lead to a general decline in healthcare costsAgreeDisagree
552c7ae14ClaimIf no effective treatment exists for a patient, psychological treatments such as seeing a psychiatrist should be used instead of placebosAgreeDisagree
552c7ae14ClaimMedical professionals should consider the benefit of a treatment, not just its mechanism of actionAgreeDisagree
552c7ae14ClaimPrescribing undisclosed placebos would cause long-term distrust in the medical system and in the doctors who provide the treatmentsAgreeDisagree
552c7ae14ClaimMedical professionals should be held to a standard that is higher than deceiving patientsAgreeDisagree
552c7ae14ClaimDeceiving patients with placebos could create a slippery slope leading to more harmful deceptionsAgreeDisagree