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This sounds like the typical modest improvement from initial onset, which usually happens regardless of what the patient does. It sounds like Emma is still ill, unfortunately

The "boom-bust" stuff is total nonsense and not based on any evidence of activity patterns in patients. Certain people like to equate PEM with doing too much, hence boom-bust.

*cough* *blinding?* *cough*

I don't remember seeing such a study published.

From Stone/Sharpe 2005:

25+ hours

Risto Vataja primarily publishes in Finnish, but has been involved in some odd studies: https://tuhat.helsinki.fi/portal/en/persons/risto-vataja(3edeb031-ec17-4c43-b491-61c334c38875)/publications.html "Better long-term outcome for hypnotherapy than for CBT in adults with ADHD: results of a...

Yes. Even the claim in the primer (of 700+ patients) is not formally published in a peer reviewed journal.

I guess they can't claim that "perfectionism" is necessarily "mal-adaptive" when it comes to meaningful outcomes now. :facepalm:

Yes, this strikes right to the core of the ideas by the likes of Fink and others who want to pool all the MUS into a single category and think this lack of specificity is somehow useful.

Cites this "The Sensational Psychosomatic Witchcraft Trials: Evaluating Somatic Symptoms and Initially Unexplained Pain" http://kozachekart.blogspot.com/2016/07/the-sensational-psychosomatic.html Trigger warning: has discussion of violence.

Notice how he doesn't answer any difficult questions about his choices or conduct?

Why do we get these ridiculous press-releases?

Mee too!!!

The virus has likely been in Australia for as long as people have been in Australia... Antiretroviral drugs have been shown to work in vitro, not sure about large clinical trials though. In any event, the key is to get the virus under control before the person develops lymphoma.

:emoji_duck::emoji_duck::emoji_duck::emoji_duck: With the rest of the quacks...

:nailbiting:

The development of integrated bio-psycho-social models are a great idea. The problem is that there are no such models. Most research is still heavily siloed into separate bio, social and psych studies and directional relationships remain unproven for any illness or disease.

Oh look, one of Ivar Sønbø Kristiansen's recent papers thanks Henrik Voght for insight. https://www.researchgate.net/publication/312664032_Practice_variation_in_surgical_procedures_and_IUD-insertions_among_general_practitioners_in_Norway_-_A_longitudinal_study

As much spin as a PACE press release...