When you have a hammer in your hand everything looks like a nail. When you are a psychiatrist everything looks like a mental disorder.
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Rubbing their hands with glee
Were not Fluge & Mella conducting a long term trial on a large cohort of ME patients who were not receiving any treatment to see how the illness...
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My god they've started already
They are probably massaging his ego as he will become very useful to them over the coming months/years when he becomes an 'expert' on all the...
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Wouldn't we expect to see much higher differences between the groups if HLA's were involved with ME/CFS?
This study has been running for quite a while has anybody heard how it has been going?
It would be interesting to see the final results (i.e. Tribunal decisions) on how those phone/paper based assessments compare to face to face...
Yes that's what we need right now, more psychiatrists giving us their opinion.
I thought it had been found out that her daughter had Crohn's disease all along. Edit: It was Coeliac disease not Crohn's
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Maybe its typo and it should read: Using cognitive behaviour therapy techniques "by" people who hold delusional beliefs
Weird, I wonder why Medscape are running it today?
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