It would be reassuring to know that he is working on PACE. The Lancet has to retract or correct eventually.
Renewed pressure on The Lancet to correct or retract. PACE plays a large role in the problems The Times describes in its articles. Without the...
Let's not go hard on newly ill patients. They're still learning what their illness is like and they may struggling to even accept it as it is.
Will they? Maybe it's time to send a letter. @dave30th @Jonathan Edwards
I didn't read everything The Times wrote yet. Did they properly report on PACE yet?
This doctor presumably thought that pushing the patient into relapses was a form of acclimatization or desensitization. He was confident that he...
Someone brought up the possibility of a response by BPS people. I hope it does not happen. I would interpret the absence of a response as sign...
Wessely: no tweets about DecodeME Sharpe: no tweets either Henrik Vogt: no tweets either Do they practice a biopsychosocial approach that pays...
Maybe to develop ME/CFS one often needs the right combination of bad things to be present at the same time. Like a certain genetic background, a...
Okay, I understand the nature of the problem then. I'm sure that some clever mathematicians or computer scientists have some idea of how to...
Can you better explain what you mean? By genetic risk shown by epidemiology, do you mean something like twin studies showing that there is an...
He seems to be increasingly taking the view that this post-covid syndrome is probably often ME/CFS.
I hope this study will demonstrate that the right answer to "medically unexplained symptoms" is research to find the biological basis for them.
It will be so interesting and useful to finally know which of the various hypotheses have a genetic basis. We might also learn something about...
At least the newspapers don't quote any of the PACE trial con artists.
Thank you for making this happen. This is the latest sign that the situation is improving for patients. I signed up, but am not in the UK.
I'm not feeling confident, but: EBV infects B cells, SARS-2 can infect T cells? Edit: or is it that both can infect the endothelium?
One possible way the whole thing could fail is by advocates avoiding controversy. If you don't explain to decision makers that so much research...
A depletion of tryptophan and an increase in the kynurenine pathway. That seems part of a normal response to an infection. But maybe, if the...
More evidence that the coronavirus was already circulating in Italy in December. 40 waste water samples from different cities collected between...
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