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I admit to knowing nothing about RA myself, but I'm a bit staggered that the researchers didn't know that - it's obvious when you point it out. Thanks for the response.

CBT? I hear it's good for activity avoidance.

https://www.gov.uk/government/news/government-to-end-unnecessary-pip-reviews-for-people-with-most-severe-health-conditions

Thanks @Andy, I did check the link worked as it looked odd to me too, but have changed it to your version, as that will be better long term.

I thought this was interesting, particularly given Younger's upcoming study on neuroinflammation in ME, and also for the possibility of a future breakthrough in treatments for RA that could potentially be of relevance to ME. Any thoughts, @Jonathan Edwards? The article...

http://www.virology.ws/2018/06/18/trial-by-error-a-letter-to-nice-about-the-iapt-program/

Well that's a refreshingly straightforward answer.

A few more comments for those not following on twitter,

@Lucibee, who should know, tweeted this earlier,

Wessely's involvement in PACE as summarized by Keith Geraghty in response to SW and Godwin,

Wessely re-engaged this evening, I can't help thinking that "it didn't make much difference" because of the poor nature of the underlying model, and the quality of the methodology. Edit: spelling

Beaking out the popcorn seems a tad unsophisticated given the music, but as it's internet tradition for, erm, debates, maybe this will do?