NBC News article. I couldn't see this referenced previously on S4ME. As they say: "there's a lot to unpack". I wasn't aware of this story until its recent revisit, but I expect some of our American members will remember it well from the late-oughts.
In summary:
Desiree, a young, fit person...
In the coming months, the BPS brigades will attempt to promote their alternative model to people suffering from post-COVID-19 illness. There will be papers and editorials, but also less formal attempts at promoting various treatment approaches and a "different" way to think about long COVID...
I know central sensitisation theory is the new buzzword by many of the bps brigade, Per Fink refers to it a lot in his slides, and has no evidence.
May I ask as well as I think them suggesting central sensitisation is the cause of pain in pwme, are they also trying to claim it’s the cause of...
Posts about the preprint of this paper that were on the psychologising Long Covid thread have been merged with the new thread on the paper now published.
Wilshire, Carolyn & Ward, Tony. (2015). Psychogenic explanations of physical illness: Time to examine the evidence. Perspectives on Psychological Science 2016, Vol. 11(5) 606–631.
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/27694458/
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Abstract
In some patients with chronic physical...
"David J Black explores the dangers of orthodoxy in the first in a four-part medico-legal series.
“Orthodoxy” wrote Bertrand Russell “is the death of intelligence”. Before placing this in a medico-legal context with specific reference to the 2009 case Fraser and another v The National Institute...
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