regarding the cost-effectiveness paper, I'm a bit perplexed about an intervention with null results that is still found to be "cost-effective."...
I think you're giving them too much credit. I doubt they have even. heard of Physios4ME--I think they exist in a somewhat insular world. What...
https://virology.ws/2025/04/21/trial-by-error-null-results-for-physiotherapy-in-functional-motor-disorder-trial/
Oh, I see--thanks. Economics uses different methods. Ok, I get that. This seems self-serving to me: "Another important contributor to the...
This is what I don't get. They're using 0.03 even though it's not a statistically significant finding but I don't see them explaining that...
of course! I often forget I've written about something until I look for it.
With the LP, at least, wouldn't any fluctuations happen because you stopped doing the LP and saying "STOP!" effectively and properly, and instead...
It might be the one I wrote about a few years ago in this post on DNRS. In that case, it was Canada, but McMasters University.
DNRS is the Dynamic Neural Retraining System, created by someone named Annie Hopper. It has the same kinds of components as many of the others, as...
Moved posts They have a new economic analysis of the trial out. They say the intervention is cost-effective. In a tweet the main author (Nielsen)...
yes, it was conducted to prove that what they were already doing throughout the 90s and what they were already advising the NHS and insurance...
yes, that's quite telling.
yes, that strategy was very effective in making the data disappear.
They need to contact the National Security Advisor to the U.S. president and ask him to add them to the Contacts list so they will be able to get...
This is an important point to remember, especially about LP. Any acknowledgement of still "doing" the illness or that you still have pains is...
Unfortunately all the studies that have purported to document such benefits are so fraught with issues that they show nothing--such as Professor...
I have called it "research misconduct" on the part of the PACE authors for them to completely "disappear" the FINE findings by not mentioning them...
PACE absolutely was "fraudulent." That's not saying it legally meets definitions of fraud. But it was certainly deliberately deceptive. They...
I expressed sympathy for their frustration, not for their manner of expressing it. But I've certainly said things I wish I could un-say, that I...
The lead investigator of FINE was telling people that ME or CFS was like really bad jet lag. Since that's how those providing the care were...
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