Can you think of any way we can help this to happen?
I'm wondering if promoting her study more widely might be helpful in getting a faster replication attempt of this finding. What do you think,...
Is she actually looking at this specific issue?
No, it's £21.04 for me too, now. I'm sure it was about £25 when I first looked.
How quickly can a replication be attempted? Is there anything we can do to speed that up?
I don't know if I'm interpreting this correctly, but I've found that I can't afford physically to get emotionally distressed because of the...
I agree that's a new topic so if you'd like it to be discussed further, a new thread would be a good idea. :)
I must agree that I don't think we're best served by having lots of relatively small charities. If people want to donate to cancer research in the...
This is exactly the approach that was taken with me at a UK NHS ME/CFS centre. I was instructed to establish a stable baseline and then grade my...
Does this male/female split also occur in other diseases? (As well as different underlying causes producing the same pattern of symptoms?)
It's interesting that two of those examples (diabetes and ricketts), the mechanisms are different but the substance at the heart of the issue is...
Wouldn't it be weird for two different mechanisms to cause the same downstream outcome? Are there examples of this elsewhere? I know people talk...
Limiting their audience thereby! I don't blame @Brian Hughes (welcome to the forum!) in the slightest - this is his publishers' decision.
At £25 a pop, I think Palgrave (the publisher) should have produced an e-version so that the public, as well as academics (presumably the target...
Michael Van Elzakker has used it (at Tufts, I think):...
If they're not acting in the interests of patients - which is their job - there's no point in them. Less than no point, because they're colluding...
All the establishment authority figures who back up PACE seem only to manage to do so by ignoring the specific criticisms. What a pity they can't...
Great letter, @Peter Trewhitt, but I found the leading, 106-word sentence extremely hard to read and I fear that a lot of people won't make it to...
Superb letter, @Jonathan Edwards. "Above all, we need that trust and respect. Both patients and scientists need to feel that there is some form...
I thought that the MEA (who objected to PACE from the beginning) didn't want the trial done because they had plenty of reason to believe that...
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