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  1. Sean

    Review Differential Characteristics and Comparison Between Long-COVID Syndrome and [ME/CFS], 2025, Ivanovska et al

    Transferring responsibility onto the patient for the profession's failure. Which pretty much sums up the entire psycho-behavioural project thus far, with no sign of it becoming anything else anytime soon.
  2. Sean

    Interpretation bias modification (CBM-I) for fatigue in long term health conditions – A feasibility study 2025 Moss-Morris, Chalder, Hirsch et al

    Yep. That they can get away with such a brazen admission just proves how corrupted the quality control system is in this area of medicine has become. How is this not straight scientific and moral fraud? Where's the fucking outrage from the rest of medicine and society? :mad::mad::mad:
  3. Sean

    A systematic review and meta-analysis of the impact of vaccination on prevention of long COVID, 2025, Green et al.

    If this finding holds up then it would seem to provide good evidence that LC is biologically based.
  4. Sean

    Does the pathology of ME/CFS include brain damage?

    Do we know this, and how?
  5. Sean

    Prepulse inhibition of the blink reflex in functional neurological disorder and fibromyalgia 2025 Edwards, Serranová et al

    In patients with functional motor disorder, no association was found between prepulse inhibition size and objectively rated motor symptom severity. lack of correlation = lack of causation = hypothesis falsified
  6. Sean

    Open Validation of the Vienna Post-Exertional Malaise Assessment Questionnaire (V-PEM-AQ) – Rob Wüst

    Current questionnaires don’t capture its severity or impact. Nor its character/nature.
  7. Sean

    The ME Association Clinical Assessment Toolkit (ME-CAT) and app (autonom-e)

    That is exactly how this is going to happen. This crap will be abused to the max against us. 'Don't you want to get better? If you are not even prepared to try then sorry but no support for you, lazy peasant scum.' That kind of cruel blackmail shit. This.
  8. Sean

    Article: Less than 20% of Long COVID trials involving exercise even mention post-exertional malaise — The Sick Times

    I think it is very clear now (and frankly was from fairly early on) that a very large chunk of LC patients, maybe the majority, have ME/CFS. Not something resembling or related it, but actually it. I see no fundamental difference yet in the evidence. To the contrary. I do see the medical...
  9. Sean

    United Kingdom: News from BACME - British Association of Clinicians in ME/CFS

    On their misperceptions of their intentions. Talk about a buggy software. Therapists, heal thyselves!
  10. Sean

    News from Germany

    Yeah, because the psychosomatic club just hasn't had a fair go at the funding and power, at trying to explain and fix it. Yeah, that's the explanation. His statement would have fitted right into the arguments they were making back then. Just read Wessley's stuff from that time. Nothing has...
  11. Sean

    Depression as a moderator and mediator of functional status in patients with Long COVID: […] from the PERCEIVE cohort in Australia, 2025, Seboka+

    Exactly. The blame does not lie entirely with the authors. The whole system is rotten. Which is why it is proving so difficult to get it to change. They are all up to their eyeballs in the swamp they have created, with honourable exceptions. They get rewarded for it. Spot on. I think the...
  12. Sean

    bodysymptoms.org: Postlaunch evaluation and update, 2025, Saunders et al

    Power, glory, income, sense of purpose, saviour complex, etc. You know, the usual bag of motivations. I don't think it is any great mystery. The much more important and disturbing question is how have they been able to so easily get away with what is in fact a fairly straightforward case of...
  13. Sean

    UK BACME ME/CFS Guide to Therapy 2025

    Well said. It is so short, obvious, and unremarkable a list, isn't it. The contrast couldn't be starker.
  14. Sean

    bodysymptoms.org: Postlaunch evaluation and update, 2025, Saunders et al

    Patients had wised up to traditional psychobabble, so they needed some new marketing terms, and went for 'neuro' based stuff.
  15. Sean

    Growing old versus ME/CFS—which is which?

    Good point. Mostly early on, but I have had a few times when I improved hugely more or less overnight (though nowhere near full recovery), for no obvious reason. It never lasted, but the point is that I was functioning at a much higher level. This is one of the main reasons why I have no...
  16. Sean

    UK BACME ME/CFS Guide to Therapy 2025

    And blaming the patient when it doesn't work, and worse. Wildly misused, just like pacing. Exactly. It is just a highly intrusive invasive power grab over our lives, with zero justification, and highly adverse consequences for us. Whatever legitimate practical advice could be currently offered...
  17. Sean

    Characterizing predictors and chronicity of brain fog in long COVID, 2025, Staggs et al.

    A long COVID diagnosis at timepoint 1 was classified by biopsychosocial variables including stress, social support, and sex (women more likely).... These findings highlight the complex biopsychosocial factors that predict having long COVID with brain fog, and the need for interventions to...
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