Placebos intrigue researchers like Beatrice Golomb. How do they work? Should they work? Should they be regulated? And if, under normal circumstances we require physicians to inform their patients about the effects of drugs, then what about placebos? (They most spectacularly don't seem to work if we know about them). Here's more about the issue of placebos from The Scientist.
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