Note that for many years the NIH has had specific program announcements for ME/CFS research, e.g....
Well I think if people are told that there is a lack of researchers and this is likely at least partly due to a lack of private money, it could...
Yes, of course, two illnesses could have the same approval rate, but the pool of applications for one could be better than the other. The point I...
Why assume that ME/CFS grants are better than those for other conditions? That's wishful thinking. They could just as likely be worse than better....
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A 15% grant approval rate is what other illnesses get too. The solution to me is to have enough private funding to attract new researchers and...
I understand her passion but this doesn’t prove the statement is disingenuous. For example, only something like 14-16% of applications generally...
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Like others have alluded to, women with ME/CFS have many of the same experiences as men. To have a better idea what, if any, gender differences...
Seems reasonable
Remember that So that is one of the things fathers are supposedly doing through involvement with youth sports!
It's interesting to me that they explicitly mention the approach "adopts the philosophy of ' scholarly activism'" which many academics might try...
I'm not convinced those are the only 4 masculine statuses. With regard to the data from this study (i.e. the Analysis & Discussion and Evaluation...
Where they attempt to summarise the existing evidence with regard to men: The bolded bit contains quite bold statements. I've no idea whether the...
I've no problem with the following:
It's a generally sympathetic article. It doesn't include anything that resembled CBT or graded exercise therapy approaches or ideologies. I did...
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