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Brian Quinn, RWJF's assistant vice president for Research, Evaluation and Learning, sits down with Harvard Medical School's Ted Kaptchuk to explore the benefits of the placebo effect and of adding rituals of care to patient-provider interactions to build a Culture of Health.
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