I wonder if the authors investigated trauma which arises from being diagnosed with conversion disorder/functional disorder and having none of your...
Yes, it was Sharpe. It gets mentioned in Brian Hughes' blog :...
An unimpressive article from the BBC on LongCovid clinics (one in Croydon is mentioned). Inside a long Covid clinic: 'I want to play with my kids...
How do people choose a vaccine to get, assuming they even have a choice? When It Comes to a Travel Restart All Vaccines Are Not Equal
But they do appear to have lost their maps completely on the way to attempting evidence-based practice.
I may start to post this thermometer whenever I spot a bullshit meter exploding. [IMG]
I wondered what high dose actually meant. Turns out it is between 600mg and 1800mg per day. I've come across the lower of those two doses before...
Just for future reference for anyone reading, this is a list of essential oils from wikipedia :...
I'm sure everyone has heard that Covid-19 can lead to people losing their sense of smell. Apparently one sufferer lost hers for 11 months and then...
I've just read the article linked in post #1. I'm afraid quite a lot of it made my skin crawl.
Excruciatingly painful because, being "medically unexplained", doctors refuse to prescribe pain relief that actually helps. After all, people with...
@rvallee Your graphic from Eric Topol's tweet has the bottom chopped off and I think the missing info is necessary to understand what is being...
My bold When results of blood tests are judged to be normal, I always assume this just means that the results land somewhere in the reference...
@JemPD What does "objectively well" actually mean, I wonder? I'm guessing it means that unless the problem a patient has is visible they are...
My bold... I've posted this before, so this isn't the first time I've made this point. It is an n=1 anecdote. This idea that "there is no...
But surely that is the ideal? Give patients drugs they can take when necessary to prevent Covid getting serious and requiring hospital/ICU stays?
That article is shocking in the attitude displayed by the author to patients, but sadly not remotely surprising. What does surprise me though is...
Why do you think the headline is irresponsible?
I think that "lessons will be learned" is just a hackneyed cliché that never seems to actually change anything, whether it is in medicine, law,...
[ATTACH] I've just read the following anecdote on another forum, written by a woman, naturally :
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