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  1. NelliePledge

    Cochrane review: Homeopathy for treatment of irritable bowel syndrome, 2019, Peckham et al

    My understanding was that it isn’t used much for depression nowadays as it isn’t effective compared to newer medication.
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    Cochrane review: Homeopathy for treatment of irritable bowel syndrome, 2019, Peckham et al

    why bother with any sort of research - just let Drs try stuff out and use anything the patients say works.................Cochrane you just did yourselves out of a job :banghead:
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    The influence of the Cochrane review on GET

    people criticise politicians for selective or incorrect quoting of statistics. EC isn’t a scientist she’s a politician.
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    Cochrane review: Homeopathy for treatment of irritable bowel syndrome, 2019, Peckham et al

    Is Amytriptyline actually proven effective for anything? GPs seem to give it to anyone that mentions sleep or pain - in my opinion it’s just sedation. And when the effect wears off they just want to up the dose. Ugh.
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    News from Scandinavia

    :banghead:
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    Memory problems

    @Binkie4 Just a minute.
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    Open letter to the Trustees and Staff of Action for ME about the 'Toolkit for professionals'

    I’ve been justifiably critical of AFME based on my own experience as a user of their documents Marge I’m not hostile to Phil. I hope everyone realises that
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    Shingles vaccines, chickenpox, Shingrix

    On my list for next year. I will have to get it privately as the NHS is limiting it to people a fair bit older than me so I doubt even if it is extended it would include my age group any time soon.
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    Open letter to the Trustees and Staff of Action for ME about the 'Toolkit for professionals'

    I’m supportive of actions I think deserve support and prepared to criticise those I don’t. I do have criticisms of those other organisations too which I have voiced on here. I’m a member of ME Association and have organised Millions Missing in my local city. I’ve donated to IIME too. I was...
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    Open letter to the Trustees and Staff of Action for ME about the 'Toolkit for professionals'

    Ok Phil. I don’t want to be too dogged on this point but even in a situation where resources are overstretched a quick interim fix can be done without needing much resource that mitigates issues in advance of the full replacement.
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    Action for M.E. 2019 AGM and conference 15th October 2019

    As a civil servant Ed Scully has to work with and through NHS and RCGPs it’s not as straightforward a power relationship as a senior civil servant in DWP has on benefits where much of the work In running the system is done by people in their own organisation. Nevertheless the fact that he has...
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    Open letter to the Trustees and Staff of Action for ME about the 'Toolkit for professionals'

    Dear @phil_in_bristol i used to work on web content for a public sector organisation I know how long it takes to get documents updated and it depends on the urgency given to the work. A forum is a place for expressing and exchanging views. I’m no longer a member of AFME since I realised their...
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    Open letter to the Trustees and Staff of Action for ME about the 'Toolkit for professionals'

    Fair enough @phil_in_bristol but 15 months to address the pacing booklet means meanwhile no doubt quite a number of people will have taken on board the approach in the old version. Which could quite easily have been addressed by taking it down until the new one was available. Not a strong...
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    FOI request re PACE Cost-Effectiveness Analysis

    Possibly still negotiating a deal :whistle:
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    Examining Hope as a Transdiagnostic Mechanism of Change Across Anxiety Disorders and CBT Treatment Protocols (2019), Gallagher et al.

    Can’t get past the first 4 words - hope is a trait. Really? - a trait? I mean I’ve never studied psychology so maybe that’s been shown by someone in some absolutely rock solid research. But to me as an ordinary human being it sounds dubious.
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