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    Is it helpful for MEPedia and ME advocacy to be broadened to include possible co-morbid conditions?

    I would think it’s up to groups of people with those illnesses to decide if they want it to be subsumed.
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    Is it helpful for MEPedia and ME advocacy to be broadened to include possible co-morbid conditions?

    there are different levels of advocacy if organisations advocating for Fibromyalgia Lyme EDS etc want to collaborate to highlight issues people with poorly understood illnesses have - access to benefits, ill health pensions, social care etc, and an overall increase in research efforts into...
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    Piezogenic papules in Ehlers-Danlos and ME/CFS?

    Why don’t people check out the general prevalence before including something in criteria it seems such a waste of time.
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    Psychology Today blog - The Dark Side of Social Media Activism in Science, 2019, S. Camarata

    I think the comments will be rather enlightening to some of the Psychology Today readership so well done all.
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    EBM Live

    Wonder what F Godlee had to say on the topic :whistle:
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    Objective assessment of diverse types of MS related fatigue and fatiguability

    At my basic patient level I’ve wondered about gait and ME since it is looked at in MS Parkinson’s there must be a case for investigating. I can walk normally on a good day when I’m just starting to use up my energy. When my energy is low I am noticeably more wobbly, the weakness seems around...
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    UK Teach Primary Magazine: 'A heavy weight to carry' by Claire Tripp, 2019

    Obviously school holidays now but I’m wondering if you’ve been getting any response from primary/secondary teachers about the articles?
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    Genome-wide association study identifies eight risk loci and implicates metabo-psychiatric origins for anorexia nervosa

    Yes it seems likely another one to add to the list ETA isn’t perfectionism another one that’s been used in CFS Cosmo quizzes , I mean psych research, too. I seem to remember wondering how that fits with malingering.
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    'AI' extracts new knowledge from old science papers

    PACE isn’t appropriate for AI it is appropriate for GT. Genuine tripe. Sorry couldn’t resist. :sneaky:
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    UK House of Lords/ House of Commons Questions

    Ministers are far too important to be held accountable for the way public sector organisations are run and put into practice the government policies come up with by - err Ministers ;). It’s all the fault of the bureaucrats.
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    Use your Amazon Smile to fundraise while shopping

    I do this. I don’t like using Amazon but shopping is my worst enemy so I do order quite a bit from them to avoid trailing off to physical shops. I don’t think it’s a vast amount but at least it is something. I chose ME Association. I don’t agree with the way they do some things but they do...
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    Conceptualizing the benefits of a group exercise program developed for those with chronic fatigue, 2019, Strassheim, Deary, Newton et al

    How can they be ignorant of the impact of GET with Julia Newton as one of the authors. Ignoring it as an issue is not a good look.
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    REC advice on PACE trial data changed in favour of release

    Will they have the cheek to try “the dog ate my homework”. I wouldn’t put it past them.
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    Esther Crawley

    Now possibly Ex friend???
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    MEA Website Survey: Physiotherapy and ME | 02 July 2019

    If there are things that physios can do to help people with Parkinson’s MS etc presumably - with great care not to put people in PEM, and taking account of severity- some of it might be helpful for people with ME, Workwell approach is based on physio isn’t it??
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    Thread for all minutes of the UK CFS/ME Research Collaborative [CMRC] Executive Board Meetings

    I think Chris Ponting is doing a great job trying to get some useful research going. Credit to him and Nina Muirhead for actually doing stuff. Countess of Mar for getting involved as well. Trying to work on influencing MRC from within. Unfortunately with those who are hangovers like Murphy...
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    Michael Sharpe: Mind, Medicine and Morals: A Tale of Two Illnesses (2019) BMJ blog - and published responses

    Grovelling apologies for being puerile about part of your excellent post but when I read the last sentence all I could hear in my head was Ass Mode.
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