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    Coyne’s open letter to the National Health and Research Medical Centre (NHMRC) of Australia

    I like that he mentioned MCRI, as they are highly respected in Australia and one of the authors of the pediatric primer is a researcher there (Katherine Rowe).
  2. Lidia

    Interview with neuroscientist Michael VanElzakker: Vagus Nerve, ME/CFS, latent infection and more

    Thanks for posting. What a great interview!
  3. Lidia

    Submissions sought for special issue of International Journal of Clinical Medicine (IJCM) on "Chronic Fatigue Syndrome"

    @Woolie no I don’t think so, as it’s an extensive review document. The message I received specifically said there was an issue with the Frontier journal, but I can’t imagine why as it’s legit???
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    Submissions sought for special issue of International Journal of Clinical Medicine (IJCM) on "Chronic Fatigue Syndrome"

    @Valentijn is there a list of journals which can’t be referenced on Wikipedia? I tried to include a citation to a paper in Frontiers in Pediatrics (https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fped.2017.00121/full) which was immediately reverted with a message saying this citation should not be...
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    Trial By Error: My Brief Encounter with Professor Crawley

    Done
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    Trial By Error: My Brief Encounter with Professor Crawley

    David Tuller, rock star! I expect that as EC’s talk was on what’s new in pediatric ME/CFS, she mentioned the recent pediatric primer? No? Myalgic Encephalomyelitis/Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Diagnosis and Management in Young People: A Primer Peter C. Rowe1, Rosemary A. Underhill2*, Kenneth J...
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    Coyne: Stop using the Adverse Childhood Experiences Checklist to make claims about trauma causing physical and mental health problems

    (I had to google the word "misopathy", as I thought maybe it was a dislike of miso soup).
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    IgG - what is it good for?

    By what mechanism could histamine increase IgG to tetanus (and impact IgE as well)? I'm talking about a tiny amount of histamine, essentially the exposure in the control of an IgE skin prick test? Would this be the definition of a neuro-immune response?
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    James Baraniuk - ME/CFS researcher, Georgetown University

    And so witty! I have a little crush after reading @Mark’s coverage.
  10. Lidia

    IgG - what is it good for?

    Thanks for the suggestion @MEMarge and thanks for locating those @JaimeS!
  11. Lidia

    IgG - what is it good for?

    Thank you so much @Aroa, that information is EXACTLY what I'm looking for!! Do you have a reference/link where I can find the Metabolomics Q&A please? Thanks @Gingergrrl, yes allergy is measured by IgE, but I don't know how reliable it is for us as my daughter has a cat allergy. While an...
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    IgG - what is it good for?

    IgG is used to measure the response to a vaccine (eg. PPV23) to assess for potential immunodeficiency in the case of recurrent infections. IgG is used to determine viral reactivation (eg. EBV). But IgG is not a determinant of “allergy”. Is anyone able to explain what sort of immune reaction...
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    Positive Psychology; Positive Thinking

    "Other people appreciate me more because of my illness"? What are these people smoking?
  14. Lidia

    Conversion disorder: The mysterious condition dogged by doubt and stigma

    Concerned that ignorant and arrogant GPs will now feel they can diagnose "conversion disorders" in vulnerable people without having done any tests and without referring to a specialist:
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