I don't, because for me the link goes to a Chinese language something or other: But you can download the pdf by searching for it in Suzanne...
Stumbled on a study by Broadbent and Coutts 2015, where they found: The sample was small, though - 24 patients and 18 controls - and so I'd want...
I did not specify which patient forum, so if you want her to see something, I would email her directly or invite her to the thread.
No, Dr Broadbent gave me the two pieces of information on SF36 PF that I provided in my post above preceded by the words "Dr Broadbent..." i.e.:...
In Fluge et al.'s rituximab trial they report mean steps per day in the low-mid 3000s for a cohort with mean SF36 PF scores in the low-mid 30s....
That info is not from Dr Broadbent, it is from table 3 of this study https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC7551321/ I have no reason to be...
Since there are no/almost no between-group differences, I was interested in what the participants might have valued in the intervention. In a...
You're welcome. No, she just explained that they would be written up separately.
I was interested to know how severe the patients in this study were. So I emailed Dr Broadbent with a few questions about SF36 physical function...
I've edited my post to add the possibility of a trial like the one @Jonathan Edwards described in #83, that looks at different doses of the same...
Thanks so much for explaining that, @EndME , and for doing it so clearly. I did not know that, and now I do. Rekeland et al. give a nice list...
Thanks for clarifying. In that case, I don't understand why you say How can you back down on something you might have advocated if a trial that...
Rekeland et al. did not condone widespread use of cyclophosphamide in the 2020 paper. Here's the unedited context of the part you quoted,...
Thanks, @Hutan . You outlined the reasons why I think the data are still relevant really well – you saved me a post! I think what’s difficult,...
Yes, the SF36PF only measures physical function, which is relevant in this thread where return to exercise and step count are being mentioned...
Really glad you’re doing well @siobhanfirestone , long may it last. Enjoy. For the overall scientific discussion, I think the PACE trial’s...
Wonderful news! I’m delighted for you that you got a joint assessment with the ENT and a speech & language Therapist – I used to do those joint...
I don't think you're overthinking anything, I think you're trying to get access to the service you should have had many years ago. Do you know...
Since you've already seen a number of ENTs and all have said your laryngeal exam was normal, I would think about making this ENT appointment your...
I’m a Speech & Language Therapist, retired due to ME/CFS. I have experience with voice disorders. We used to do joint clinics with ENT, where...
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