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These are 100% AI responses. I stand by my claim that these are not real people.

Good rr from a now medically retired former NHS consultant in rehabilitation: https://www.bmj.com/content/389/bmj.r977/rr-12

Another good rr. This time from @Joan Crawford: https://www.bmj.com/content/389/bmj.r977/rr-11

After our detour into AI-bots and paper mills, there is a new rapid response from MEAction UK: https://www.bmj.com/content/389/bmj.r977/rr-5

Good luck!

It's all just made up. I don't think people realise there are hundreds of thousands of papers published that are totally made up. This is from the supplementary material for second paper you linked: These people don't exist. The papers are fake. It's all fake...

Referencing only studies in the original piece is the big giveaway. Chinese affiliation and address — the BMJ is UK focused, as is this article. The overall structure and the structure of the arguments are very AI.

Nope. Definitely some sort of AI / paper mill. Just writing comments/letters on a load of disparate subjects in a load of different journals, all from the past few weeks. There are two other comments from the past 11 days in the BMJ alone. https://www.bmj.com/content/389/bmj.r822/rr...

The comment from 'Xu Qi' looks like AI.

The SIRPA conference *is* the King's College 'lecture', except it's not a lecture, it's a conference talk and has nothing to do with King's College. I think whoever is posting on FB is not quite getting details correct.

I have a hard time believing this unless someone provides a screenshot. I am on X at various stages throughout the day and I or others would have seen this.

He hasn't tweeted that. Let's stick to what he actually says.

Thanks. I thought it a good opportunity to cite the factsheet, as well as link to the Dialogues films on PEM.

I found this interesting, from his valedictory lecture in 2022. I have clipped it from the full recording. Paul Garner's love of controvery and media appearances https://youtube.com/clip/Ugkxu6OQZGGA4E5wZxc8sMUhCnFz95T9-y3f?si=k6LZsIC_SUfheRwT

Stress Illness Recovery Practitioners’ Association They seem to be disciples of John Sarno, one of the first mind–body guys, who invented a new illness called tension myositis syndrome (TMS).

New video on YouTube, which looks like a video version of the above PDF:

No, that was apparently somehwere in Liverpool. This BMJ piece mentions the NHS NICPM service in Leeds.

I know of one patient who came out of NICPM much improved, then started volunteering, studying again, even working a bit, until they had a major relapse/crash.

Because the pandemic made their waiting list even longer — 2–3 years from referral — which they felt was inappropriate.

I don't think so. It closed it's doors to out-of-area referrals a few years ago.