Very interesting excerpts @ME/CFS Skeptic Yes, certainly a very bad argument. I feel sorry for the PhD student. He drew a logical...
I don't think it's dissenting. There definitely is a lot of genuine trauma, I just think that the bar should be set much tighter than this....
...Having to play nice with the DWP knowing that they funded the PACE trial and that they can come down on you like a ton of bricks for minor...
...important difference. The overall effect and the one with the PACE trial removed was clinically significant but the one where trials who used...
...I wonder if it made sense to add to your references to the Pace trial paper and the Cochrane exercise review also references to the critique of...
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That comment about patient selection really annoyed me. The whole point is that the treatments worked for nobody (recovery rate approx 5%).
Sorry yes Dr Strain. He wasn’t supposed to be talking about the PACE trial but he used that information to illustrate a point. He had gone off...
One thing that continues to puzzle me is that, unless I am mistaken, not a single ME physician regularly uses S4ME. I have learnt almost...
...to understand that the most significant problems with the PACE trial and others like it don't include participant selection. It makes it seem...
...part of the committee reviewing the evidence he knew that the PACE trial had been debunked. He did go into a bit of detail about how the...
I’m sorry about that. Full response below - ‘Thank you for your email from 12 May on behalf of the “Not Recovered UK” long COVID and ME/CFS...
[ Through the usual grant process you wouldn't need this outcome measure, though ME/CFS research goes up against cancer and many other...
[MEDIA] A really cool new approach to use big data to characterize phenotypic progression trajectories for Parkinson's subtyping. Great money...
Well that's just plain false. Literally starts with an obvious lie. And it does not get much better after that. Oh, lookie here, they know it's...
...GET nor any other form of exercise therapy. Importantly, the PACE trial showed that GET was more effective than adaptive pacing therapy (APT,...
The authors are all at Brigham hospital, Boston. Out of curiosity I looked at what references they used for ME/CFS:
...irrespective of type of exercise [51], [55]. Importantly, the PACE trial showed that GET was more effective than adaptive pacing therapy (APT,...
...virology blog is surely the most comprehensive account of the PACE trial - that’d be the best place (or with Tuller himself if poss) for the...
"Best represented". I don't know what kind of standard that is. Not much different from "I like this model". Looks like the current fashionable...
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