Another quick check suggests that there are going to be stories about the 2nd day of the inquest in some of today's print newspapers. For...
Another article in the Daily Mail - "Doctors treating woman who died from debilitating ME 'did not believe it was a medical problem', inquest...
Telegraph article - "No NHS wards equipped to deal with severe ME, inquest hears":...
PA article about today's inquest via the Belfast Telegraph. Includes some details of David Strain's testimony:...
It seems there will be considerable coverage in today's printed newspapers. The Guardian: The Telegraph: The Daily Mail: The Daily Express:
It doesn't matter how they make the placebos if everyone who is told to take two capsules a day will know they are taking maraviroc...
Channel 4 News segment: [MEDIA]
Also a BBC article: https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c2q03ppzzz0o and two articles in the Daily Mail:...
Sleep and circadian rhythm alterations in myalgic encephalomyelitis/chronic fatigue syndrome and post-COVID fatigue syndrome and its association...
The Devon Live article gives a little more detail:
The Times - "ME patient’s GP had ‘never seen anyone so poorly treated’, inquest told":...
Yahoo News / Press Association article: https://uk.news.yahoo.com/woman-asked-gp-help-feeding-151927250.html
Article in the Guardian:...
Canary article about this being the last day for submissions on the PIP consultation:...
A raised dimer can be the result of a number of different processes and like everything in medicine it needs to be interpreted in context. If...
Another concern I picked up from this paper is the use of an active stand test as, essentially, a test of legitimacy. This passage is atrocious:
Unfortunately, like so many medical-humanities papers, it's written in that turgid jargon-laden pseudo-intellectual style that pervades so much of...
A shortened version of the article I posted above (#60) appeared in the print edition of the Sunday Telegraph: (Also, if anyone's hitting the...
Another article in the Telegraph (20 July 2024): https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2024/07/20/nhs-no-specialist-service-myalgic-encephalomyelitis/
In addition to the fact that this isn't equivalent to "pacing up" I actually can't find a reference in the literature, or even Google, for...
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