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A recently published scientific paper on a study investigating how doctors manage patients with fatigue confirms that it is inappropriate for primary care doctors to recruit patients to the Fatigue Study. Bizarrely, four out of five researchers in this study are also working on the Fatigue Study...

A recently published scientific paper on a study investigating how doctors manage patients with fatigue confirms that it is inappropriate for primary care doctors to recruit patients to the Fatigue Study. Bizarrely, four out of five researchers in this study are also working on the Fatigue Study...

This study is a preparation for another study, namely the Fatigue Study run by the Swedish branch of the Oslo Consortium. Four out of five researchers in this study are also working on the consortium study. I have previously reported on major ethical problems regarding recruitment in the...

At the end of May, I published a series of posts about consent in research, particularly focusing on the Oslo Consortium's and Lindseter's Fatigue Study. You can find the first post here (auto-translated). At the end of the post, you will find links to all the posts in the series...

FSI now confirms that they have attempted to influence the actions of the IVO and states that they have taken the matter a step further. Read more on the blog...

I have read IVO's decisions in the patient complaints regarding the care at Ameliekliniken. In a series of three posts, I share the content and reflect on the fact that several patient associations (both RME and FSI) have attempted to influence IVO's decisions. All three posts are published on...

Thank you @Trish (and @Peter Trewhitt )! I feel the same way, that I shouldn't be shocked, but I still am. And above all, I am so frustrated that there is no public discussion about this beyond what I write and publish. The media acts as megaphones without any fact-checking. Consortium members...

I have tried to summarize what has happened in Sweden since the consortium's secret meeting took place in Oslo 2022. Google translated blog post: https://mitteremitage-wordpress-com.translate.goog/2025/04/11/ett-hemligt-mote-i-sanningens-tjanst/?_x_tr_sl=sv&_x_tr_tl=en&_x_tr_hl=sv&_x_tr_pto=wapp

Yes! Thank you for pointing it out!

I have tried to articulate what I see happening on a broader scale right now in Sweden. I'm not sure if it comes across in the translation, as much depends on the language and the words that are used. Implications. But maybe? ”It feels like we have suddenly found ourselves in the middle of some...

I have tried to articulate what I see happening on a broader scale right now in Sweden. I'm not sure if it comes across in the translation, as much depends on the language and the words that are used. Implications. But maybe? ”It feels like we have suddenly found ourselves in the middle of some...

We have no idea - there a lot strange things going on. Blogposts from July 2024 and till now in this link…(to much brainfog to explain it all in english right now, but ask me questions)...

This is exactly Lindsäter's intentions. I have written about it, among other things, in this post. https://mitteremitage-wordpress-com.translate.goog/2025/03/28/vad-blir-konsekvensen-for-patienterna/?_x_tr_sl=sv&_x_tr_tl=en&_x_tr_hl=sv&_x_tr_pto=wapp There is also a lecture with her in English...

Yes, and one of the doctors recently promoted the Oslo networks manifest in the same paper: ”For the general practitioner, what is said in the article means that we should be cautious with the diagnosis of ME/CFS and that we can now refer to a large group of colleagues and researchers when we...

I don’t know but some physicians at campaigning for stop using it now, in the latest number of a paper for physicians for example: ”Already today, there may be reasons to refrain from using the diagnosis of ED and instead specify other diagnoses within ICD-10.”...

Yes, exactly that. And we must remember that Lindsäter suddenly got to participate in revising the guidelines in the Stockholm region without any specialist knowledge or connection to ME care (beyond the Fatigue Study). And she was also invited to the meeting about the future of ME care in the...

The biggest problem for me is that Lindsäter, who is part of the Oslo Consortium, has been made an expert on this issue by the media. She has previously stated, on behalf of the consortium, that ED and ME are the same thing, and is now leading the Fatigue Study where they lump everything...

The National Association for ME Patients (RME) has published a call to its members to report the lack of specialist care to the Health and Social Care Inspectorate, which is involved in investigating patient safety and injuries due to care. However, they do not specify what type of care RME...

I am concerned about the government assignment based on their emphasis on the lack of evidence, that they base the assignment on the problematic and much criticized conclusions of the National Board of Health and Welfare, and that the assignment focuses on mapping knowledge governance in other...

Or is it a choice not to understand?