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    PACE trial TSC and TMG minutes released

    Primary and complementary colours- i had not truly appreciated the variety available!
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    Medscape: CFS linked to low T3 syndrome (by Miriam Tucker)

    Probably a subtle difference between low T3 syndrome and low T3 state.
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    Beauty queen diagnosed with ‘untreatable’ brain tumor

    It does make you wonder at the level of misdiagnosis. Poor girl .
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    Pediatric chronic fatigue syndrome: current perspectives (Crawley)

    From parents' forums, if the " specialist treatment" does not work you are discharged from the clinic' s care.
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    Pediatric chronic fatigue syndrome: current perspectives (Crawley)

    As posted by others- the international paediatric primer has " treatment" options for many symptoms - I printed off a copy for both GP and paediatrician. Far more comprehensive and empathetic. perhaps MEA could reference to it if they comment on this paper?
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    Higher prevalence of ‘low T3 syndrome’ in patients with chronic fatigue syndrome: A case-control study (2018) Ruiz-Núñez et al.

    I think there could be a subtle difference between low T3 syndrome and a low T3 state ( per hypometalbolic CDR type response )
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    Pediatric chronic fatigue syndrome: current perspectives (Crawley)

    Note also the " omics" reference - this is a means of keeping MEGA to the fore.
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    Pediatric chronic fatigue syndrome: current perspectives (Crawley)

    I have not had the heart today to look at this, but will work up to it From Trish's comments, Re largest trial how were children diagnosed and referred? do we have a definition of what "recovery" is? do we know that we are actually studying ME ? were outcomes subjective/ objective? From other...
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    Radio Food Programme says doctors not taught about food

    Yes. My cousin had cancer and her recommended diet featured pasta, rice and bananas in abundance...
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    Radio Food Programme says doctors not taught about food

    there was a conference last year - food the forgotten medicine by the College of Medicine which I tried to persuade a relative ( geriatric consultant) to attend without success https://www.collegeofmedicine.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/College-of-Medicine-revised-1-low-res.pdf I can't find...
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    Jen Brea tweets about U.K. Unrest campaign

    Unfortunately public screenings ( such as at med schools) require a license to screen - c £200 The DVD is also priced at higher end of market ( probably due to distribution costs?) - not everyone has itunes / netflix. The Youtube generation expect everything to be " for free"....
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    Care cuts

    From the guardian. I have reservations about appropriate care for those with severe ME being able to be provided. https://www.theguardian.com/society/2018/mar/27/disabled-people-independent-living-care-homes
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    Tuller & Racaniello writing again Trish Groves/BMJ: Yet Another Go-Round with BMJ Open

    I' m crap at Twitter. There are a number of tweets re BMJ exposure of dodgy paper on stents ( switching end points) . I follow aseem malhotra who has picked up on this. It might be useful to link to the thread to highlight this and the dodgy stats underpinning this illness paradigm for those...
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    PACE trial TSC and TMG minutes released

    Didn't read full thread before posting.
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    PACE trial TSC and TMG minutes released

    Perhaps hedging bets til FINE data was available to enable fine tuning?
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    The Medical Care Blog: The myth of female hysteria and health disparities among women

    As Carol Monaghan sits on science and technology committee and has concerns re integrity of research this may be worth forwarding - creates a context
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