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The problem is IMO that "depression" in itself doesn't mean anything. It's a symptom, not a disorder per se and probably due to many different things. But the most common attitude I've seen so far from many people talking about it is that they are convinced that their pet theory for what causes...

What are you talking about? Michael Sharpe had great, great teachers, the best. (How dare you?)

Thanks @Graham As usual, very clear. "Yet we are told that this study is of top quality. Let's be honest, this is not a matter of opinion or a question of interpretation. It is wrong. Black and white. Clearly, scientific analysis and statistical techniques are skills that the supporters of CBT...

I thought the data were no more accessible... @JohnTheJack will be interested in this. There's a time when you stop giving someone the benefit of the doubt, and start calling a liar, a liar.

This is great! I'm so pleased for you.

WTH That's REALLY not the guy we would like to receive excuses from in the first place...

I wouldn't be surprised if it was.... Deleted as my guess was probably wrong, see below.

Wow, this is truly unbelievable and totally disgusting. It is an empty response, with no substance at all. Not a single trace of constructive criticism, of any concrete point in your paper, but mere ad hominem attacks. WTF What is the link between this guy's clinical pratice and the...

That would be a great idea!

I think Michael VanElzakker was trying to gather funding for a study similar to the Japanese one (but a bit different from what I gather). Does someone have better information?

That! I completely agree. There are new researchs to be undertaken, but there are also a lot of small studies showing interesting things that are of no scientific value because they used small cohorts and were not replicated. I think identifying the most promising unreplicated studies could be a...

https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/09638288.2018.1481149?journalCode=idre20

They're both so ridiculous and bad at PR that I wonder how they could have been taken seriously all these years (and well, SW is not as bad as MS). I wonder if that tells something about the way ME patients are seen. Nobody cared to look at this whole field because nobody really cared about us...

Unbecoming