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Do we know the effect of excluding the outliers?

It will be interesting to see which of those who left choose to return.

Being able to analyse FINE trial data and appreciate how to turn a null result into a positive one?

I had thought this was s replication study but there are differences to the previous research from Finland. Only taking follow up to 6 months looks like it may be maximising outcomes ( again)

Irony indeed given the quality of hwr recent offerings..

I think things had to change given the paradigm shift that is underway. Membership within the "tent" was getting both strained and reduced concurrently. There is still a lot of woolly guff, and "biological" can be spun many ways - you only have to look at some of the recent "brain research"...

https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jama/fullarticle/2320315

Are we not trying to reduce antibiotic use?

Just caught up with this. Well done to both Emma and her mum. Unflappable and concise . I hope the school unrest screening goes well.

Did the lightbulbs have any issues during manufacture/ problematic delivery? Are there colour issues? Are they the right size..did they spend too long in storage without the chance of participating in serial or parallel switching? Too many questions before they come out of the box ....

CBT anyone?

AYME came up as the main charity when my daughter was diagnosed. Once FITNET was launched on press i had concerns, after digging deeper i became aware of the political hot potato that ME is. What quickly became clear was that EC has no clue as to what ME is and creates merry hell in a...

My daughter is 16 too, and shares the glandular fever onset. (we don't do serology here to know if EBV/CMV) Sleep was not an issue pre illness although the teenage shift had an impact. Now the phase has shifted by about 5 hours and " resetting" the bodyclock does not address this - it just...

thanks for this - I will share widely @Russell Fleming -MEA web site post @Action for M.E. - website post

Robin is active on ME Action - facebook page?

I would recommend checking out the Valerie Elliot Smith files if you have not already done so. The contents explain the whole sorry state of affairs we are in today. https://valerieeliotsmith.com

Nigel Speight would be excellent- someone who knows the true nature of the illness and the hell that children and families endure.

Phosphate diabetes?

Or indeed their livelihoods

I'm told that average is £1500/yr up to GCSE- it can be dependent on number of users. A levels are more restricted subject choice and priced per subject. Interhigh is similar platform but much more academic, and from other parents' experiences, a bit less understanding. Key I think is being...