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  1. Tom Kindlon
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    Daily Telegraph: Living hell or yuppie flu? The confusing fog of chronic fatigue syndrome

    Partly inspired by the Daily Telegraph article: [MEDIA]
    Post by: Tom Kindlon, Feb 12, 2019 in forum: General ME/CFS news
  2. Tom Kindlon
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    Daily Telegraph: Living hell or yuppie flu? The confusing fog of chronic fatigue syndrome

    [MEDIA]
    Post by: Tom Kindlon, Feb 12, 2019 in forum: General ME/CFS news
  3. Tom Kindlon
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    Onset patterns and course of myalgic encephalomyelitis/ chronic fatigue syndrome, 2019, Chu et al

    [MEDIA]
    Post by: Tom Kindlon, Feb 11, 2019 in forum: ME/CFS research
  4. Tom Kindlon
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    Onset patterns and course of myalgic encephalomyelitis/ chronic fatigue syndrome, 2019, Chu et al

    [MEDIA]
    Post by: Tom Kindlon, Feb 11, 2019 in forum: ME/CFS research
  5. Tom Kindlon
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    UK Health Research Authority defends PACE. Answer to MP's question, February 2019.

    It looks like it spells out "knife crime and hospitals" so I'm guessing refers to another article in the edition.
    Post by: Tom Kindlon, Feb 11, 2019 in forum: Psychosomatic research - ME/CFS and Long Covid
  6. Tom Kindlon
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    UK Health Research Authority defends PACE. Answer to MP's question, February 2019.

    [MEDIA] [MEDIA]
    Post by: Tom Kindlon, Feb 11, 2019 in forum: Psychosomatic research - ME/CFS and Long Covid
  7. Tom Kindlon
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    Onset patterns and course of myalgic encephalomyelitis/ chronic fatigue syndrome, 2019, Chu et al

    My guess is it is the percentage of those in the first column.
    Post by: Tom Kindlon, Feb 11, 2019 in forum: ME/CFS research
  8. Tom Kindlon
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    UK Health Research Authority defends PACE. Answer to MP's question, February 2019.

    It's also here: https://www.s4me.info/docs/PACEProtocolSearchable.pdf
    Post by: Tom Kindlon, Feb 10, 2019 in forum: Psychosomatic research - ME/CFS and Long Covid
  9. Tom Kindlon
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    Onset patterns and course of myalgic encephalomyelitis/ chronic fatigue syndrome, 2019, Chu et al

    Comment from the lead author, Dr Lily Chu, shared with permission:
    Post by: Tom Kindlon, Feb 10, 2019 in forum: ME/CFS research
  10. Tom Kindlon
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    Onset patterns and course of myalgic encephalomyelitis/ chronic fatigue syndrome, 2019, Chu et al

    Most common co-morbid medical and psychiatric conditions reported by our subjects with ME/CFS compared to the general United States population and...
    Post by: Tom Kindlon, Feb 9, 2019 in forum: ME/CFS research
  11. Tom Kindlon
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    Onset patterns and course of myalgic encephalomyelitis/ chronic fatigue syndrome, 2019, Chu et al

    [MEDIA] [MEDIA]
    Post by: Tom Kindlon, Feb 9, 2019 in forum: ME/CFS research
  12. Tom Kindlon
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    Onset patterns and course of myalgic encephalomyelitis/ chronic fatigue syndrome, 2019, Chu et al

    [MEDIA] [MEDIA]
    Post by: Tom Kindlon, Feb 9, 2019 in forum: ME/CFS research
  13. Tom Kindlon
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    'Consumer-Contested Evidence: Why the ME/CFS Exercise Dispute Matters So Much' PLOS Blog post by Hilda Bastian

    Well done and thanks to everyone who did this. :thumbup: It wasn't me (though perhaps she might also have read some of my comments on PubMed...
    Post by: Tom Kindlon, Feb 9, 2019 in forum: General ME/CFS news
  14. Tom Kindlon
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    UK Health Research Authority defends PACE. Answer to MP's question, February 2019.

    Yes, I'm almost positive it was obtained using a Freedom of Information request, but not one I made:...
    Post by: Tom Kindlon, Feb 8, 2019 in forum: Psychosomatic research - ME/CFS and Long Covid
  15. Tom Kindlon
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    How payments from insurance companies might potentially bias proponents of CBT and/or GET for ME/CFS (such as the PACE Trial investigators)

    I think ideally that Peter Denton White should have explicitly said he has worked as a chief medical officer in Swiss Re rather than the vague...
    Post by: Tom Kindlon, Feb 7, 2019 in forum: Psychosomatic research - ME/CFS and Long Covid
  16. Tom Kindlon
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    How payments from insurance companies might potentially bias proponents of CBT and/or GET for ME/CFS (such as the PACE Trial investigators)

    I decided to generously ;) help the Health Research Authority understand the issue by replying to their tweet: [MEDIA]
    Post by: Tom Kindlon, Feb 7, 2019 in forum: Psychosomatic research - ME/CFS and Long Covid
  17. Tom Kindlon
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    How payments from insurance companies might potentially bias proponents of CBT and/or GET for ME/CFS (such as the PACE Trial investigators)

    If you want to share a link to the initial post (and really the whole thread) on Twitter and/or Facebook, here are two links: [MEDIA] [MEDIA]
    Post by: Tom Kindlon, Feb 7, 2019 in forum: Psychosomatic research - ME/CFS and Long Covid
  18. Tom Kindlon
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    UK Health Research Authority defends PACE. Answer to MP's question, February 2019.

    I decided to respond to this. As the piece is not short, I gave it a separate thread here: How payments from insurance companies might...
    Post by: Tom Kindlon, Feb 7, 2019 in forum: Psychosomatic research - ME/CFS and Long Covid
  19. Tom Kindlon
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    How payments from insurance companies might potentially bias proponents of CBT and/or GET for ME/CFS (such as the PACE Trial investigators)

    NHS Health Research Authority: "It is not clear what ‘personal gain’ the investigators stood to make from the trial and, in particular, it is not...
    Thread by: Tom Kindlon, Feb 7, 2019, 35 replies, in forum: Psychosomatic research - ME/CFS and Long Covid
  20. Tom Kindlon
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    UK Health Research Authority defends PACE. Answer to MP's question, February 2019.

    A good thing about the BMJ is that they post most if not nearly all e-letters.
    Post by: Tom Kindlon, Feb 7, 2019 in forum: Psychosomatic research - ME/CFS and Long Covid
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