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Hi @Binkie4, the link to the article is in the post of @zzz https://edition.cnn.com/2019/05/12/health/stanford-geneticist-chronic-fatigue-syndrome-trnd/index.html To everybody on the forum, please share this article on all your social media platforms. The more shares, the more chance CNN will...

Haha no you were right. I was also informed by Sara from OMF to help share the news once it was published and that she couldn't give any details. So I had done the same and posted it in the members only forum ;) Yes I think so, since OMF also shared that tweet from Ryan Prior so it's no secret...

Yes that was indeed a very wrong paper. But the bad results (in the famous report) were attributed to the fact that patients were on average already too long sick so the 'treatment' was too late to get positive results. So in my opinion, they had to do the same evaluation with physical capacity...

In parliament she already claimed that more than 90% of patients who have the perspective to be able to resume their work after their capacity is restored are also at work at the end of treatment (and that they are guided to it). But it should be noted that on the website of the only CFS center...

Very good summary @Michiel Tack :thumbup:

A reaction of Sten Helmfrid on the Swedish report on Twitter:

Thanks for the welcome, @Skycloud !

Here a link to the full paper: https://sci-hub.tw/https://bjsm.bmj.com/content/early/2018/07/17/bjsports-2018-099553