From the BMC Public Health paper: “If all 68.3 million UK citizens [38] were to have a lifetime prevalence matching the point prevalence of NHS...
Merged thread The Guardian: Over 150,000 more people in England have ME than previously thought, study finds LINK This seems fine except for...
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No, the £775 increase is the annual amount, not the new monthly payment. Press release Biggest shake up to welfare system in a generation to get...
The government said they would increase the Standard Allowance for Universal Credit by £775 a year by 2029/30, that will amount to an extra £64.58...
Really, is that right?? That's a bit more hopeful than my impression as I thought they were abolishing the WCA altogether and making no...
I thought that for PIP while it was about what you can or can't do on the majority of days, that if you can't do something even for only part of...
Some of what she says is interesting, but am I right that she regards ME/CFS as a psychosomatic condition, and what is her evidence for saying...
I don’t know, Universal Credit perhaps?
Link to paper https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/hex.70202 ********** One in ten people in UK may suffer from long Covid A study...
The Times Is mitochondrial therapy the next sports doping scandal? Archived article here.
Have you thought about trying a wool-filled duvet? It’s very breathable and supposed to be good for temperature regulation. Apparently, there is a...
Yes, it worked for me.
https://www.tisbest.org/redefinegifting/ We’re helping this idea catch fire by offering a $50 Charity Gift Card to the first 20,000 people who...
Finally, an upside to Brexit? ;) We could start up the old company again with the original manufacturing process. I think part of the issue was...
Who says multiple chemical sensitivity is a functional somatic disorder? I think that statement is wrong, and as it turns out unsupported by their...
Absolutely not rehab, that would be the worst. To a man with a hammer, everything is a nail. What we need for the moment is specialist/...
I'd be curious to try it. The only possible problem is that I get palpitations sometimes and might have an occasionally irregular heart beat, and...
In the video she references medical cannabis, which is legal in the UK through certain licensed practitioners I think.
Surprisingly good articles from The Guardian, perhaps they’re trying to redeem themselves after that awful one by Dr Miller.
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