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  1. ME/CFS Skeptic
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    MUS services in UK and other MUS related issues

    This sounds a lot like some new age, alternative health guru.
    Post by: ME/CFS Skeptic, Jun 26, 2019 in forum: General ME/CFS news
  2. ME/CFS Skeptic
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    The Hospital Anxiety and Depression Scale (HADS) - a discussion

    Thought it might be helpful to have a thread on the use of this scale. The HADS is often used in research into ME/CFS because it was, as is said,...
    Thread by: ME/CFS Skeptic, Jun 26, 2019, 32 replies, in forum: Subjective outcome measures (questionnaires)
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    Wessely and double-blinding

    Thought I might post this here: In 1998 Wessely and colleagues wrote a review on antidepressants where they argue that many trials used inert...
    Post by: ME/CFS Skeptic, Jun 26, 2019 in forum: Research methodology news and research
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    The Norwegian ME Association's report on severe ME

    These people seem barely alive. Horrible. Am I correct that there were 586 patients in the study of which : 95 patients had moderate-severe ME....
    Post by: ME/CFS Skeptic, Jun 25, 2019 in forum: General ME/CFS news
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    Forward-ME Group Minutes - 8th May 2019

    It's a video from 2017 and it's definitely not ok. It's somewhat different than the GET in the trials. It seems more like graded activity with an...
    Post by: ME/CFS Skeptic, Jun 25, 2019 in forum: General ME/CFS news
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    Channel 4 Dispatches programme on Breast Implant Illness (24/06/2019)

    Can't watch it :(
    Post by: ME/CFS Skeptic, Jun 24, 2019 in forum: Other health news and research
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    ME Research UK - funding opportunity

    Thanks for sharing @ringding . Hadn't seen it. 10.000 pounds is a lot so please everyone help share the message! [MEDIA]
    Post by: ME/CFS Skeptic, Jun 24, 2019 in forum: Fundraising
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    The science of craniocervical instability and other spinal issues and their possible connection with ME/CFS - discussion thread

    Do I summarize your view correct as: rupture of ligaments can be part of the process causing cranial settling, but for that to occur one would see...
    Post by: ME/CFS Skeptic, Jun 24, 2019 in forum: ME/CFS research news
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    The science of craniocervical instability and other spinal issues and their possible connection with ME/CFS - discussion thread

    I know little more about this. But I found this reference (Young et al. 2014) which states: The study you quoted is a bit old (from 1980) and in...
    Post by: ME/CFS Skeptic, Jun 24, 2019 in forum: ME/CFS research news
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    Esther Crawley (2019) Physical activity patterns among children and adolescents with mild-to-moderate CFS / ME [baseline accelerometer MAGENTA data]

    Thanks @inox !
    Post by: ME/CFS Skeptic, Jun 20, 2019 in forum: Psychosomatic research - ME/CFS and Long Covid
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    Esther Crawley (2019) Physical activity patterns among children and adolescents with mild-to-moderate CFS / ME [baseline accelerometer MAGENTA data]

    I seemed to have missed that. Sounds very entertaining. Can anyone help me with a copy of GETSET guide? The link is no longer working...
    Post by: ME/CFS Skeptic, Jun 20, 2019 in forum: Psychosomatic research - ME/CFS and Long Covid
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    Cognitive and behavioural responses to symptoms in adolescents with CFS: A case-control study nested within a cohort, 2019, Loades et al

    [MEDIA] [MEDIA]
    Post by: ME/CFS Skeptic, Jun 20, 2019 in forum: Psychosomatic research - ME/CFS and Long Covid
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    Persistent fatigue induced by interferon-alpha: A novel, inflammation-based, proxy model of Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, 2018, Pariante et al

    Thanks for following up on this @Sly Saint
    Post by: ME/CFS Skeptic, Jun 20, 2019 in forum: ME/CFS research
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    Mast cell activation syndrome: Importance of consensus criteria and call for research (J Allerg Clin Immunol), Valent et al 2018

    I think if they wanted to make money they would say that all those people coming in with boing headaches have some form of MCAS and only they as...
    Post by: ME/CFS Skeptic, Jun 20, 2019 in forum: Immune: Autoimmune and Mast Cell Disorders
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    Cochrane Review: 'Exercise therapy for chronic fatigue syndrome' 2017, Larun et al. - Recent developments, 2018-19

    I don't quite understand this. I would suspect that it's obvious that the Lightning Process is bogus and that anyone involved discredits...
    Post by: ME/CFS Skeptic, Jun 20, 2019 in forum: General ME/CFS news
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    Michael Sharpe: Mind, Medicine and Morals: A Tale of Two Illnesses (2019) BMJ blog - and published responses

    [MEDIA]
    Post by: ME/CFS Skeptic, Jun 19, 2019 in forum: Psychosomatic news - ME/CFS and Long Covid
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    Wego Health Awards: An opportunity to recognise people and groups in the community

    [MEDIA]
    Post by: ME/CFS Skeptic, Jun 19, 2019 in forum: General ME/CFS news
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    Cognitive and behavioural responses to symptoms in adolescents with CFS: A case-control study nested within a cohort, 2019, Loades et al

    My comment on this study is now available: "The risk of labelling CFS symptoms as unhelpful cognitive responses."...
    Post by: ME/CFS Skeptic, Jun 19, 2019 in forum: Psychosomatic research - ME/CFS and Long Covid
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    Michael Sharpe: Mind, Medicine and Morals: A Tale of Two Illnesses (2019) BMJ blog - and published responses

    I actually thought it was well-written until halfway through the article where they write: That very much gave me the impression that Sharpe...
    Post by: ME/CFS Skeptic, Jun 19, 2019 in forum: Psychosomatic news - ME/CFS and Long Covid
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    The Atlantic: A Breakthrough in the Mystery of Why Women Get So Many Autoimmune Diseases

    The main idea of the theory proposed is that in pre-modern times women were pregnant a lot of the time and the placenta was signaling the immune...
    Thread by: ME/CFS Skeptic, Jun 19, 2019, 7 replies, in forum: Other health news and research
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