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Cues such as odours that do not per se evoke bronchoconstriction can become triggers of asthma exacerbations. Despite its clinical significance, the neural basis of this respiratory nocebo effect is unknown. We investigated this effect in a functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) study involving 36 healthy volunteers. The experiment consisted of an Experience phase in which volunteers experienced dyspnea while being exposed to an odorous gas ("Histarinol". Volunteers were told that "Histarinol" induces dyspnea by bronc
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