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https://news.liverpool.ac.uk/2017/01/17/the-liverpool-view-post-ebola-syndrome-is-not-going-away/ Dr Janet Scott and Dr Calum Semple, from the University’s Institute of Translational Medicine, collaborate with the Ebola Survivor’s Clinic at 34th Regiment Military Hospital in Freetown, Sierra...

This is her response, for what it is worth: I wonder what she offers to CFS patients: my guess given she is in the UK, it is probably CBT and GET. Does anyone know?

Some replies to Janet Scott, another infectious disease doctor

Another interview by Prof Garner, this time on BBC 5 Live. I haven't listened so far.

Could well be true, but when you do interviews for the media (as opposed to in private circles), your comments are justifiably scrutinised. And you have a particular onus on you to be accurate when you're not just presenting yourself as a patient but also as a medical expert.

Extract from the Oxford CFS criteria contradicting @PaulGarnerWoof's claim https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/pdf/10.1177/014107689108400224

Very frustrating he is still being adamant it's not ME or CFS. He was the same guy who wrote to BMJ blog post saying that the suggestion he had post viral fatigue syndrome was the worst suggestion he had been given.

To facilitate sharing:

I came across the following. I have no idea whether it is newly available or not:

https://clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/show/results/NCT03613129

By the way, for people on phones, it is at the bottom of the page, not on the right side.

http://www.meresearch.org.uk/may-competition-how-to-vote/ To facilitate sharing: Edited to add: By the way, for people on phones, it is at the bottom of the page, not on the right side.

"A logistic regression analysis of risk factors in ME/CFS pathogenesis" (Nov 2019). Has data on lots of items in table 2 (see image for list) in an unadjusted form of simple numbers & %s in case you're interested in looking at data on your pet theories...