What languages does Brian Molko speak?

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1. What languages does Brian Molko speak?
2. What happened Placebo band?
3. Where is Brian Molko from?
4. Who's the lead singer of Placebo?
5. Is Brian Molko a queer?
6. Does Brian Molko have children?
7. What was placebos biggest hit?
8. Is placebo legal?
9. Is Brian Molko a girl?
10. Who did Brian Molko have a child with?
11. Why did the placebo drummer leave?
12. Do doctors ever prescribe placebos?
13. Do doctors prescribe placebos for depression?
14. What does placebo do to your body?
15. Why do doctors give placebos?
16. Are pharmacies allowed to give placebos?
17. Do doctors prescribe placebos for anxiety?
18. Why the placebo effect is bad?
19. Is giving a placebo ethical?
20. How often do doctors give placebos?

What languages does Brian Molko speak?

Fluent in French due to his upbringing in Luxembourg, Molko has written and sung a few of Placebo's songs in French as well as English. He has also occasionally worked as a disc jockey at clubs. Along with Hewitt and Olsdal, he had a small role in the 1998 film Velvet Goldmine for which Placebo performed the T.

What happened Placebo band?

He was replaced the following year by Steve Forrest. Placebo released two albums with Forrest, who left in 2015 to pursue his own musical career. Since 2015, Placebo perform as a duo with four additional live musicians on stage....Placebo (band)

Placebo
Past members	Robert Schultzberg Steve Hewitt Steve Forrest

Where is Brian Molko from?

Region Brüssel-Hauptstadt, Belgien Brian Molko/Geburtsort

Who's the lead singer of Placebo?

Brian Molko Placebo/Leadsänger It's fair to say that Brian Molko, lead singer and songwriter for Placebo, the band he's fronted now for 23 years, is well aware of their reputation for garnering praise and scorn in almost equal measure.

Is Brian Molko a queer?

Molko is openly bisexual, a theme which was reflected in some of his earlier lyrics with Placebo. Molko was previously in a relationship with Helena Berg with whom he has a son, Cody Molko, who was born in 2005.

Does Brian Molko have children?

Cody Molko Brian Molko/Kinder

What was placebos biggest hit?

1. 'Taste In Men': Placebo may not always get due credit for the sheer breadth of ground and sounds they've covered, which is why it's fitting that this bubbling, space-age blast of howling, claustrophobic electro-rock should prove a career highlight.

Is placebo legal?

Prescribing placebos is not illegal, but can be unethical if recipient has no idea that he or she is getting a sugar pill.

Is Brian Molko a girl?

Molko is openly bisexual, a theme which was reflected in some of his earlier lyrics with Placebo. Molko was previously in a relationship with Helena Berg with whom he has a son, Cody Molko, who was born in 2005.

Who did Brian Molko have a child with?

Cody Molko Brian Molko/Kinder

Why did the placebo drummer leave?

Placebo have announced that drummer Steve Forrest has quit the band. ... The split is very amicable and Steve was keen to pursue his own musical ambitions, and has been writing and recording his own material over the last few years."

Do doctors ever prescribe placebos?

"Placebos are especially useful in the treatment of the psychological aspects of disease. Most doctors will tell you they have used placebos." But doctors do often prescribe placebos the wrong way. In today's world, a doctor can't write a prescription for a sugar pill.

Do doctors prescribe placebos for depression?

They are almost as effective as antidepressants, but elicit far fewer side effects. Surveys indicated that many physicians do in fact prescribe placebos (Raz et al., 2011; Tilburt, Emanuel, Kaptchuk, Curlin, & Miller, 2008).

What does placebo do to your body?

Even though placebos contain no real treatment, researchers have found they can have a variety of both physical and psychological effects. Participants in placebo groups have displayed changes in heart rate, blood pressure, anxiety levels, pain perception, fatigue, and even brain activity.

Why do doctors give placebos?

A placebo is used in clinical trials to test the effectiveness of treatments and is most often used in drug studies. For instance, people in one group get the tested drug, while the others receive a fake drug, or placebo, that they think is the real thing.

Are pharmacies allowed to give placebos?

Prescribing placebos is not illegal, but can be unethical if recipient has no idea that he or she is getting a sugar pill.

Do doctors prescribe placebos for anxiety?

In the study, 13 percent of doctors also said they'd prescribed a sedative as a placebo. This is the only "placebo" our doctors agreed on: Sedatives can be addictive, and you want to take them only if you have a condition, such as an anxiety disorder, where they're clearly indicated.

Why the placebo effect is bad?

The argument against placebos Placebos have the power to cause unwanted side effects. Nausea, drowsiness and allergic reactions, such as skin rashes, have been reported as negative placebo effects – also known as nocebo effects (see below). Deceiving people is wrong, even if it helps someone's symptoms to go away.

Is giving a placebo ethical?

Placebo use, however, is criticized as being unethical for two reasons. First, placebos are supposedly ineffective (or less effective than “real” treatments), so the ethical requirement of beneficence (and “relative” nonmaleficence) renders their use unethical.

How often do doctors give placebos?

Oct. 23, 2008 -- More than half of doctors offer fake prescriptions to make patients feel better -- and that's OK, most doctors say. The findings come from a survey of 679 internists and rheumatologists.