This is probably what he was referring to on radio.
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https://www.sciencemediacentre.org/expert-reaction-to-systematic-review-looking-at-interventions-including-talking-therapy-and-rehabilitation-for-t...
This is likely the future paper Garner was referring to on the BBC radio segment.
The Jake who asks a question near the end is Dr Jake Hollis who wrote the two confused Guardian letters recently.
I think the overriding factor is whether the LC patient has ME/CFS or not.
I am resurecting this thread to keep track of NIH grants/awards following discussions in another thread. Perhaps we can move this thread to the...
Perhaps we need a general NIH awards/grants thread, if we've not got one already.
Are your muscles tender to touch, especially during PEM? Pain is also not one of my major symptoms, but if I'm in bad PEM I can barely palpate...
There are lots of related grants listed on the NIH link. Wonder if these have been discussed here...? [ATTACH]
Ah, I see. In that case it's not actually wrong, as it's an internal link for the website indicating what class of news release the article is....
i think this link needs fixing as it currently goes to a generic page. The NIH grant is here:...
There are companies that specialise in sending out multiple pairs of glasses through the post. I assume they will also do sunglasses. I can't...
They've hired a lot of extra staff over the last couple of years. In one of their annual financial reports not that many years ago they claimed...
We know bedrest on the scale of weeks to months has consequences for our bodies, but, at some point, in ME/CFS, bedrest is likely a net...
Agree. They know what they're doing; they are bored of having to engage with some of the more vocal/organised patient advocates, who are largely...
AfME will soon cease social media activity on X. https://www.actionforme.org.uk/news/our-use-of-x/ Interestingly, this seems to be partly due to...
There are a couple of papers and they did a study once via the NHS calling it a 'trial' but that didn't seem to go anywhere....
It's the same article every few years, but Raymond still looks like he's living in the 1980s.
There's definitely a lot of bad science / poor papers in this field, and that's largely due to the nature of the illness, being somewhat poorly...
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