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Looking at Twitter, it seems Jen is basing her assumptions on the difference between UK and US TVOD monies. ( Tranactional video on demand, I think) It seems they have equal figures for everything apart from TVOD. (This is surprising in itself, and would suggest UK is a lot more tuned in than...

I think it's fair to say people with an interest in ME would have watched it, however to suggest all of those would have paid to watch it is a big stretch. Plenty of people watch pirated movies all the time, there is no way all of these people would pay to watch the same movies if they didn't...

I don't follow this. The question is what is the norm for clinical trials. How many clinical trial experts would argue that PACE met the standard required? How many scientists in general, would even argue that there can be different levels of evidence required? Either the bar is met or it...

That's just Simon Wessely all over, isn't it.

Don't forget personal profit or gain. Simon had a lot to gain from those press briefings.

Where would we be without Mr. Vogt for some unbiased impartial commentary.

Why is it, as soon as Penelope Keith gets a mention, I think it sounds amazing. Still smiling at the thought.

This is a great idea. I wonder if we should / could up the figure to get more publicity. Something akin to this: http://www.wired.co.uk/article/homeopathy-challenge

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I think we should ask the CDC to repsond to the claim that the reason they removed CBT and GET from their website was due to pressure from activists. Is that how a health agency which is charged with protecting the health security of its nation, works ? I think they would like to know what is...

Just thought this might be of interest to some Stem cell transplant 'game changer' for MS patients - http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-43435868

I have lost count of how many times I have heard this sort of argument, and I'm a relative newcomer. There is nothing to suggest this time will be any different, other than blind hope. Going on past performance, which is all we have to go on, I don't see how anyone can get enthusiastic about...

Yes, the objective data just isn't reliable you see. Whereas the subjective data, well of course that's reliable.

Is someone listening to us?

This sounds a bit fluffy to me, not sure how this level of non- detail made it's way into minutes. Let me know when you get funding Stephen, in the meantime keep your half baked mysterious apparent opportunities to your yourself. I remain sceptical of Holgate.

Is anyone else surprised to hear about "post exertional relapse" ? It's new to me and I can't say I prefer it.

But @Jonathan Edwards only said that it sounded positive :) (with a lot of caveats ) Sorry I don't buy this. If the CMRC want to be effective they should secure funding for good quality biomedical research. It doesn't have to be a MEGA pie with everyone getting a slice, it can be anyone...

I had the same thought when I read about Jackson Labs on this thread. I know it's an area Maureen Hanson is also interested in. Seems to be a lot of research on the microbiome but is it warranted?

In fairness to Dr. Davis maybe it is a priority, we don't know what constraints he has. 10 seems small alright bit it isn't clear which technology they are talking about, they mention both the nanoneedle and the magnetic levitation device. Also I would say the focus would be in understanding...

I remain very sceptical of this. I don't think Holgate can replace the deputy chair and add the word biological to their charter and all of a sudden everything changes. Holgate should resign. He presided over this mess, it was his big tent, which had exclusive access to some and no access to...