Merged thread This story aired on Australian TV tonight. It was acccompanied by a written article which had been published earlier in the day...
The story is now available on the ABC website. http://www.abc.net.au/7.30/committee-reviews-potentially-harmful-and-old/10010408
This article has just been posted to the ABC (Australia) website, ahead of a story on the current affairs show, 7.30, on the same network tonight....
Overall, looks like an improvement, and much to like about this update. Whilst it’s scant on clinical guidance, I’m happy with “first do not harm”...
Yes, that’s the point I was wanting to make, but didn’t! Thanks, @Trish :)
With the millions in funding this group has, it’s so frustrating that they often publish such tiny studies.
Hear, hear! Well said, @JaimeS! Couldn’t agree more. :thumbup:
I agree and it’s why I use “ME/CFS”, both as an umbrella term to capture whichever diagnosis people have received (ME is rarely used as a...
This is so true. I’m mostly bedbound. My mum, who is my carer, also has mild ME/CFS. She sees me in PEM, hears me talk about it, but still keeps...
My understanding is that NHMRC reached out to the colleges (RACP and RACGP) for nominees for the committee. RACP nominated Andrew Lloyd, and RACGP...
Yep, we weren’t surprised that Swan didn’t want to engage. It’s quite messy having to wipe all of that egg off one’s face! ;)
Thanks for the vote of confidence! :)
As an aside, when David Tuller was here in Australia, we reached out to Norman Swan and the producers of his show, to see if they’d be interested...
Full paper from sci hub here
Ugh, that’s my pet peeve too. It bothers me so much when some researchers spin their results.
“Decades of underinvestment” has resulted in many “lives unlived”.
I agree that language is important, and the PACE authors do keep picking us up on this, in a sort of “gotcha”. I’ve been wondering where the...
Sharpe’s Law: As an online discussion of PACE trial flaws grows longer, the probability of Michael Sharpe appearing and suggesting that PACE...
@Mike Godwin sums it up nicely. [ATTACH]
For anyone who missed it, Mark Davis presented an overview and some data from this work at OMF’s Community Symposium last year. [MEDIA]
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