I'm not sure if the quantity of replies is necessarily a problem, but those don't sound like helpful things to link to.
I agree it's not a core issue in itself, but think it could still be important. It could also be that a well done study, that properly explained...
Just so people know, comments complaining about a post being rubbish will still be interpreted by social media platforms as 'interest' and so lead...
It seems to really vary. Didn't PACE define MCID as half of a measures standard deviation at baseline? There can be research of really varying...
Sorry - minimum clinically important difference. So if they have a low MCID it makes it easier for them to claim that their changes in...
I was just thinking about their attempts to use low figures for MCID for questionnaire sores in nonblinded trials based on rsearch of seemingly...
Personally, I think that use of words like 'barbaric', unless fully and clearly justified (which I think would be difficult), is likely to be...
I suspect that complaints will be viewed through a filter of bigotry at the Guardian, so would encourage anyone complaining to be very careful and...
That's probably why the coverage of the science is actually better than we're used to from the Guardian!
I wonder if the long time New Labour spent in power, and the creation of a 'Guardian-style' Establishment also played a role in making the...
Again, it's difficult to know exactly what Shepherd was saying here... he could have just been reporting what the PACE manuals say about the...
My comments from the other thread: They did speak to Shepherd who gave them some quotes that they could use to try to justify their spin -...
New article in the Guardian makes it sound like they're preparing to celebrate the new Editor in Chief for bravely supporting PACE/Larun/etc in...
I wrote this before the new article... but it seems like Sharpe is just right for them too! Don't bother with all the silly arguments and...
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New rubbish article in the Guardian today:...
Didn't someone say Ian Sample might have some personal connection to Jo Marchant? I get the impression that the Guardian attracts a lot of people...
I meant to look at buying some of these during the recent amazon sale... but completely forgot. Good to get the recommendation though.
Yes, which is a bit amusing given Ian Sample's smears against ME/CFS patients who dare point out the problems with Larun's work.
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