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Just watched it and I am thrilled to discover that I can get better with one nostril breathing, relaxing, drawing animals and singing nursery rhymes. This is even worst than I could have imagined when I read stuff about the pathways 2 wellbeing... :nailbiting::wtf::banghead::sick::arghh:

Dr Luis Nacul I guess. He works for the ME UK Biobank.

Many of you have said it yet, but I need to add my voice, as I'm very impressed by Carol Monaghan's speech. In a very short time, she managed to highlight many issues in a very convincing way. Questions and remarks from other MPs very encouraging too. I particularly like what she said about how...

Keep it there...

No 'fatiguing' disease control group, this is useless... another study wasting money as its design does not allow to draw any conclusion about these specific differences being linked to CFS or to being sick, and certainly not a causalty link as they do.

Is there the beguinning of an evidence that this theory is true? A proposal for an experimental device to prove its relevance? No, but the author felt like he had a very clever idea and had to spread worldwide his incredible wit. Yeah, if...

Yes @Andy I'm French. It's a bit complicated for France to say that the PACE trial has had a bad influence because there are no official guidelines here. But nonetheless, CBT and GET are often cited as the treatment of choice here and there. And as it has prevented the disease to be properly...

Cloudflare Terminates Service to 'The Pirate Bay of Science' Supporters tell Sci-Hub to “stay strong” while academic publications celebrate their victory. https://motherboard.vice.com/en_us/article/59kgv5/cloudflare-terminates-service-to-the-pirate-bay-of-science?utm_campaign=sharebutton

Kegan J. Moneghetti, Mehdi Skhiri, Kévin Contrepois, Yukari Kobayashi, Holden Maecker, Mark Davis, Michael Snyder, François Haddad & Jose G. Montoya https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-018-20941-w

Were the participants of the PACE trial informed about the recovery criteria? If so, were they warned that the outcomes were changed mid-trial?

Wow, this is completely unbelievable. If true, this reflects very poorly on QMUL admistrative capacities and their sense of responsability concerning the trials held under their governance. Edit: thanks a lot John, for all the efforts you're putting in to get the data.

Glasgow MP Carol Monaghan secures parliamentary examination of controversial ME trial http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/15982563.Glasgow_MP_secures_parliamentary_examination_of_controversial_ME_trial/?ref=twtrec

Where are these people living? What social reward for being "fatigued" are they talking about? Time to land and get back to real life, you lazy researchers. Rewards for being ill mainly exist in psychological books.

On a related subject: Prescribing Mindfulness Allows Doctors to Ignore Legitimate Female Pain This trend offloads the responsibility of care from the medical system to the woman. And its efficacy is questionable at best...

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Reading the title again 'Don't reject evidence from CFS therapies', it appears like the plea of people in a dire situation.

PACE cited in the introduction, as an example of dubious trial:

He's THE specialist of "Functional Neurological Disorder". He created this site for patients: http://www.neurosymptoms.org/ He says that about "fatigue" And recommands this book Editor's presentation: Ahah, seing "compassionate" in relation with Sharpe is quite a joke. Saying he's writing...