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  1. Sean

    Interventions that manipulate how patients report symptoms as a separate form of bias

    That could work. Only properly qualified charlatans should be allowed near patients.
  2. Sean

    COVID-19 Infection and Subsequent Psychiatric Morbidity, Sleep Problems & Fatigue: ... an English Primary Care Cohort, 2021, Chalder, Chew-Graham

    Conceding that causality (and hence direction of causality) has not been established, instead of just assuming it has as per the normal BPS practice, is a step forward. Albeit from a very long way behind, and very late in the game. And way too late for Chalder, at least, to redeem herself.
  3. Sean

    Vulvodynia; next target "MUS" for ACT

    Translation: If you have a bad day/week/life it is your fault. The circumstances of your life are irrelevant.
  4. Sean

    Problems with accessiblity for people who use wheelchairs

    That there is what is known as a fair question.
  5. Sean

    Gez Medinger videos: Part 1 Pacing - Ben Marsh, Part 2 GET - Todd Davenport et al.

    I agree. The whole concept of a baseline is problematic.
  6. Sean

    Blog: Mental Health at Home: What Is… ME/CFS (Myalgic Encephalomyelitis/Chronic Fatigue)

    The unspoken but implied message is “haul your head out of your arse.” It's not always unspoken and implied.
  7. Sean

    News from Australia

    low doses of naltrexone Surely LDN will work this time? :rolleyes:
  8. Sean

    Causal attributions and perceived stigma for myalgic encephalomyelitis/chronic fatigue syndrome, 2021, Froehlich, Jason et al

    Yeah, you gotta be pretty dumb to try scamming with this disease. No easy roads here. Indeed, some of the hardest there is.
  9. Sean

    News about Long Covid including its relationship to ME/CFS 2020 to 2021

    Maybe not totally uncharted. No mention at all of ME/CFS, nor MUS/PPS, etc. This is interesting: This is good news, if true: As to this: Nice plan. Good luck.
  10. Sean

    Self-help interventions for young people with persistent physical symptoms: A systematic review, 2021, Holsting et al

    I still find it difficult to comprehend the sheer scale of the opportunity costs from decades of, um, neglected or misdirected research.
  11. Sean

    Reversals in psychology, 2020, blog by argmin gravitas

    The Big Lie is a thing, and it works, unfortunately.
  12. Sean

    Michael Sharpe: Mind, Medicine and Morals: A Tale of Two Illnesses (2019) BMJ blog - and published responses

    Gotta admire their sheer chutzpah. They will smear anybody. Which is a very long list of enemies.
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