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This article from 1999 surfaced in a Facebook-debate about the Dagens Medicin-article. It's from when Per Fink started up his research on functional disorders and his rhetoric was a bit more evident back then. Kristeligt Dagblad: Ny dansk forskning i indbildt sygdom Google translation: New...

Here's the list from @benji 's link Review team members and their organisational affiliations Mr Phil Parker. London Metropolitan Unviersity Ms Live Landmark. Norwegian Business School BI Professor Børge Sivertsen. Uni Health and the Norwegian Institute of Public Health Professor Johan Kvalvik...

Jonathan Edwards has joined the ME debate in Norway a couple of times, and I believe it has played an important role. One thing is that his inputs of course have been valuable and knowledgable in themselves. But having someone of his academic calibre supporting the patient's side matters even...

I'm sure that would be greatly appreciated! Don't have a good overview of who is who in Denmark, but will try to pass it on. Thank you!

I assume that would be press officer Lene Toscano, senior doctor and journalist email: lenesanc@rm.dk Source: http://funktionellelidelser.dk/kontakt/

Here is the program for the seminar (in Danish). The section where Per Fink spoke was titled How to build bridges Director Anne Kaltoft, Heart Association and professor Per Fink, Research clinic for functional disorders, about communicating with the sceptics

The Danish medical newspaper Dagens Medisin has had a seminar about health where psychiatrist Per Fink was invited. He talks about how he's been attacked and harassed by patients, and even had a senator speaking against him. His clinic has hired help from a communication agency, the staff has...

Interesting. Thanks for the info, @benji ! Wonder why the Norwegian Institute of Public Health pulled out, but glad they did.

With two Norwegians among the authors, one of them a professor from the Norwegian Institute of Public Health. Good grief!

ETA: BentHHoyre whom Nina E. Steinkopf directed her tweet to, is the minister of health in Norway, Bent Høie.

This post and the following ones have been moved from this thread. Blogger Nina E. Steinkopf has written a blog post about Lightning Process and its entry into Norwegian medical establishment. She draws a parallel to Elizabeth Holmes from USA, who through network and false claims managed to...

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Seems all patients included had ME/CFS? I didn't catch that from the abstract.

European Journal of Applied Physiology: Unexplained exertional intolerance associated with impaired systemic oxygen extraction by Kathryn H. Melamed, Mário Santos, Rudolf K. F. Oliveira, Mariana Faria Urbina, Donna Felsenstein, Alexander R. Opotowsky, Aaron B. Waxman, David M. Systrom Abstract...

I think it is supposed to be published within 2019, but can't remember where I saw that .. Hopefully we'll learn more about the status of the study today :-)

Another letter to Fiona Godlee, this time from Alan Gurwitt: Here's the most recent message sent to Dr Fiona Godlee about the transparently face-saving "correction" on the Lightning Process study. This message is from retired Yale psychiatrist Alan Gurwitt. Dr Gurwitt also cc'd the 25+ other...

The journal of the Swedish medical association will be hosting two seminars about chronic fatigue and ME Uttmattningssyndrom och ME/CFS - Umeå 12. sept Uttmattningssyndrom och ME/CFS - Malmö 2. okt Description of the seminar: Over 700 visitors in Stockholm and Göteborg After the well...