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  1. NelliePledge

    RoB 2: a revised tool for assessing risk of bias in randomised trials (2019) Sterne et al.

    I’m betting he’s wondering why he ever let them put his name on that one. Oops.
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    IASP's Proposed New Definition of Pain Released for Comment

    When they get the all over aching pain of a flu type virus are they having an emotional experience?
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    UK NICE - Projects to support the development of the NICE guideline on ME/CFS: diagnosis and management

    Ah but it wasn’t the patient who was the first to mention tasing :whistle:
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    UK NICE - Projects to support the development of the NICE guideline on ME/CFS: diagnosis and management

    It’s ridiculous that they didn’t foresee the need to address this in their communications.
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    UK NICE - Projects to support the development of the NICE guideline on ME/CFS: diagnosis and management

    Merged thread https://www.actionforme.org.uk/news/involving-young-people-in-the-nice-guideline-development/ Not sure if this has already been posted
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    Andy's attempt to create a reasonable descriptive model of ME.

    Yes @Barry i feel I have my battery on trickle charge while coming back from PEM.
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    Trial By Error: An Open Letter to Dr Godlee about BMJ’s Ethically Bankrupt Actions

    Be interesting to know what the £500k was spent on
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    MUS services in UK and other MUS related issues

    So the “gold standard” Chalder Fatigue Questionnaire is used in these official stats to report the performance of IAPT Long Term Conditions aka MUS as a measure of “recovery” for CFS Executive Summary Appendix 3,
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    BBC treatable disease mistaken for Alzheimer’s

    @Arnie Pye :hug: I’m glad you were able to get some benefits from the surgery
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    BBC treatable disease mistaken for Alzheimer’s

    interesting story - he had NPH normal pressure hydrocephalus I’d not heard of that before but apparently it does get mistaken for Alzheimer’s https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-49375308
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    Positive Psychology; Positive Thinking

    Ignorant of statistics person question here how can they be sure that their adjustment for demographic issues is completely effective?
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    Andy's attempt to create a reasonable descriptive model of ME.

    Agree with what @Andy said about undiagnosed people I also was one for at least 8-10 years. I felt unwell pretty much every day but managed to work 85% of full time with quite a lot of travel each month to other cities 12-14 hour working/travelling days. On the face of it I wasn’t far off...
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    Positive Psychology; Positive Thinking

    Not the BBC but........oops ........not going there
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    ME/CFS services in the United Kingdom

    CFS clinic motto fake it till you make it :rofl: They’re certainly faking having anything that could honestly be described as “specialist knowledge” of ME/CFS
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    New blood test for pain

    Well I guess if it’s being considered as potentially of use with people who are unable to communicate their pain it’s not too much of a leap for them to grasp that it could potentially validate people who do communicate pain but are disbelieved. Complicated though - if it’s roughly accurate it...
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    ME/CFS success story: Lightning Process on Youtube 2019

    He needs reigning in to limit the risk of his bogus approach causing harm to people. I fully support ME Associations actions in complaining to Advertising Standards and if people highlight that to social media platforms all to the good.
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