Agreed. Most propositions like the biopsychosocial model don't appear in a vacuum, but are developments and refinements of older ideas. Engel...
I think that the main concern here is bad scientific practices in psychology, rather than the personality of Sir Simon. He didn’t invent anything...
I think that Sir Simon's career has been shaped by a blend of rationalization, opportunism, and neglect in unknown proportions. Sloppy scientific...
As Sir Simon is as comfortable with poetry as pathology, I would like to recite another poem in his honour. This is a variation of a classical...
A poetic celebration of Sir Simon, Regius Professor at King’s College London, who thinks with his soul and feels with his mind! There was a...
It is abundantly clear that the psychiatrists who developed the biopsychosocial illness model for ME/CFS did not use their minds to think. It is...
You are absolutely correct that she is not directly pointing fingers at ME patients. She is talking about those who are against research—her...
If I should be ironic here, I must point out that Prof. Crawley uses guilt by association to make all ME patients responsible for the actions of a...
The most important point to make about the term “medically unexplained symptoms” (MUS) is that it names a social and clinical predicament, not a...
Thank you, @Cheshire, for pointing out an interesting paper. Does anyone know if a similar study has been done for CBT? It seems that the problem...
Prof. Gottfries and Dr. Zachrisson have been working with ME/CFS for over 20 years. Prof. Blomberg is a well-renowned virologist, who entered the...
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