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Just finished reading. This is an AMAZING article. Thank you so much @Nathalie Wright You managed to sum up all the problems faced by patients, talk about the insurance and media problem in a national UK newspaper. Wow!!

How can someone tell such things to sick people. Just a matter of personal will. In fact, that is not really different from "these bastards don't want to recover". This is so patronising and disgusting.

In response to this tweet: (Richard Grant is the author of the article)

WTF Seriously, the etiology is unimportant only if you think the disorder is primarily psychological.

by Amy Maxmen Very long article that speaks about Dr Jose Montoya, Dr Anthony Komaroff, Dr Leonard Jason, the Rituximab trial, Dr Derya Unutmaz, the NIH program, Dr Ron Davis and David Tuller https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-017-08965-0?WT.feed_name=subjects_biotechnology Edit: Amy...

Still unconditionnaly supporting her: "Medical pioneer", really, what a sad, bad and mad way of qualifiying this reargard defender...

When your best allies can't support you any longer :whistle:

FWIW With Dr Gwen Adshead, Professor Helen Payne and Professor David Peters http://www.confer.uk.com/insecure.html

Michael Sharpe tried to argue:

Interview by @Grigor http://anilvanderzee.com/david-tuller-and-the-space-cake-eaters/

The predisposing, precipitating and perpetuating factors theory I would say.

Seems like TEDx stand by Crawley...

About the first published article: (http://www.cosmopolitan.com/lifestyle/a12779054/what-is-chronic-fatigue-syndrome/)

Actual voices of people with ME are silenced because they criticize a woman that claims to be the voice of people with ME in a talk called "Disrupting Your View Of ME". o_O

I once read a text (sorry I can't remember where, no source...) by someone who had had recurring depressive episode all his life. He said psychoanalysis had been of no use, quite the contrary in fact, because the therapy kept bringing him back to sad memories that made him more depressed. He...

Yes, I immediately thought about Jon Stone. When someone with a "functional disorder" is later found to have an "organic disease", he said that it isn't a misdiagnosis, but that there is a strong link between functional and organic health problems, and that often functional symptoms precede...

Universities spend millions on accessing results of publicly funded research https://theconversation.com/universities-spend-millions-on-accessing-results-of-publicly-funded-research-88392?utm_content=buffer69979&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter.com&utm_campaign=buffer