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If they haven't understood yet, they could read it again -- and raise concerns or aks questions in an open-minded manner.

I realize it's the Observer and not the Guardian, but as they seem to be a joint publication, the editors in charge might want make themselves aware of the corrigendum Guardian's Ian Sample added to a podcast on the same topic: "in the podcast we talk about a paper on CFS interventions that...

https://twitter.com/Fane_Mensah/status/1157195443966791680

Apologies for just popping in. Most probably already said by others -- about how the accuser repsonds to sientists' criticism on social media: Edited to add: Or to more widely acknowledged campaigners:

Episode 3: „What‘s in a Label?“, BBC Radio 4 (D for Diagnosis) How accurate is a mental health diagnosis? Claudia Hammond reports on the value of a label and finds out why some mental health practitioners just refuse to give them. (ME / CFS not mentioned in the text, not able to listen))...

Is the questionnaire similar to this 'Brainstem Disability Index'? Table 1 Brainstem Disability Index The following 20 symptoms may be referable to pathology at the level of the brainstem. Please indicate yes or no whether your child has any of the following symptoms on a recurring or...

Stumbled across this study and thought it could be a bad example of doing a study using accelerometers? Just leave it here for others to judge. For Andrew Lloyd see e.g. https://www.s4me.info/threads/david-tuller-trial-by-error-a-post-about-andrew-lloyd.3349/ A similiar study by almost the...

Sandler, C; Llloyd, A Barry, B (2016), Fatigue Exacerbation by Interval or Continuous Exercise in Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise: October 2016 - Volume 48 - Issue 10 - p 1875–1885 doi: 10.1249/MSS.0000000000000983 /...

Well, I was amazed at the video's succinctness... ;)

https://twitter.com/ElahFeder/status/1155909816080093185

Thank you @Adam pwme . As listening to and watching videos for me is a much more demanding activity than reading, I am particularly grateful that you provide a transcript here as well as on youtube. Very much appreciated!

A man called David Tuller just published an article on virology blog about this: http://www.virology.ws/2019/07/29/trial-by-error-more-get-drivel-from-australia/

from: Tom Chivers, Does psychology have a conflict-of-interest problem? https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-019-02041-5

Thank you. Fixed.

Letters to the editor Letters for publication should be sent to these addresses. The sender’s full postal address and phone number are required, for verification only: Guardian: guardian.letters@theguardian.com Observer: observer.letters@observer.co.uk Corrections and clarifications of...

Their interests: "A committment to promoting effective non-drug treatments" https://www.racgp.org.au/clinical-resources/clinical-guidelines/handbook-of-non-drug-interventions-(handi)/about-handi/what-is-the-handi-project The authors...

There seems to be a problem with their evidence assessment system. GET was rated with the highest evidence level (NHMRC level of evidence I ) "The RAGCP currently use the NHMRC levels of evidence and in the future we will move to a GRADE process."...

From the transcript (T. Chalder): Chalder did a trial with I. Marks and Wessely on cognitive behavior therapy for chronic fatigue syndrome (1997): https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/9054791 see also...

The corresponding author, P. Glasziou, is the co-author, together with the three principal investigators of the PACE trial, of the withdrawn Cochrane individual patient data review (protocol) on exercise therapy for CFS...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Goon_Show