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Moved from this thread ______________________ This is an article and the study awaiting peer review about this stability of COVID19 in air and on surfaces. https://thehill.com/policy/healthcare/487110-tests-indicate-coronavirus-can-survive-in-the-air...

Taiwan seems to have handled this exceptionally well. lhttps://www.nbcnews.com/health/health-news/what-taiwan-can-teach-world-fighting-coronavirus-n1153826 Italy didn't. This thread is chilling. I hope the health authorities in other countries learn from these and other examples. Testing...

from the head of the DSM-IV 'task force' months ago- and now-

Jen and Jeff, I don't think you are evading questions, but I've seen similar things happen in the past. If you had one place for all the available information people are seeking it might help a lot. FAQ's and all other good questions could be answered well once and you wouldn't have to answer...

" Wessely (1994) references Sharpe et al.’s study as good evidence that psycho-behavioural factors perpetuate CFS. Here, minor correlations are used to support a dogmatic CBM. One study with weak evidence is used to support other studies with weak evidence. We identified numerous examples of...

"Have you ever been told by an NHS medical professionals that they "Don't believe in ME"? 150 responses 58% No 42% Yes"

I'm not sure but I don't think so.

That's a good question. @JaimeS

The hashtag for the conference has many more tweets now. https://twitter.com/hashtag/MECFSatNIH19?src=hash

Cort has a lot of tweets on the presentations. https://twitter.com/CortJohnson

I've only watched for about the last hour, but had no problems using this- https://videocast.nih.gov/live.asp?live=31636&bhcp=1

Countrygirl posted this on PR today- https://forums.phoenixrising.me/threads/time-to-crowdfund-the-very-excellent-dr-david-tuller-again-folks.75720/

“Almost one half of Primary Care Patients have at least one medically unexplained symptom that does not respond to standard care. This leads to unnecessary investigation, referrals, health costs, medications as well as frustration in patients and health professionals alike. The great majority of...

“Almost one half of Primary Care Patients have at least one medically unexplained symptom that does not respond to standard care. This leads to unnecessary investigation, referrals, health costs, medications as well as frustration in patients and health professionals alike. The great majority of...

Sharpe also retweeted this on the same day. https://twitter.com/profmsharpe

Page 12 of 22 There are no domestic care, treatment,prevention, or housing programs for ME/CFS patients. For ME/CFS, a disease estimated to have more than double the number of patients, and with a quality of life judged to be as or more diminished than that of HIV/AIDS, the disparity in...