A patient has been coming into the dinic for years complaining of generalized pain, but the doctor could never find anything wrong Eventually, he prescribed a placebo-a pill that doesn't do anything. Studies have shown that this can help patients feel better. The patient feels much better, but I know the pill isn't actually doing anything to her body, and her insurance is paying for it. What is the ethical issue in this scenario?

take him to the hospital or close it up with stitches.

explanation:

because he needs . im 12 i dont know srry if wrong

violet light has a shorter wavelength than blue light. violet light is scattered more than blue light. however, the human eye is less sensitive to violet than to blue. as a result, we perceive a blue sky instead of a violet sky.

answer:

forgive and forget

explanation:

let the things you had just sink in and build off of it and make a newer and better relationship like that one special person but dont do it the wrong way. just build lol. it's simple but hard. i promise it's worth it in the end

The most commonly used test is the PCR test.

The other commonly used testing method is CRISPR testing.