NEWSTALK1010Dasha Sandra, master of science graduate from the neuroscience program at McGill University - her research found that found sham medical treatments work better when people think they are tailor-made.
Dasha Sandra, master of science graduate from the neuroscience program at McGill University, soon starting her PhD at University of Toronto, tells Moore In The Morning about her research that found sham medical treatments work better when people think they are tailor-made.
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