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Psychology seems to assume that data is linear.

check out fat emperor who has some good videos on this, also on adipose tissue signalling (or how you can be fat and metabolically healthy) https://thefatemperor.com/whats-the-real-story-with-cholesterol-and-heart-disease-podcast-ep9/ ETA 2 different videos. First one informative on ll/ hdl/...

Such quality investigative journalism. ( sarcasm)

We did the ATP profiles test. It correlated spookily precisely with functional ability at the time. I haven't read the paper yet - too late now- but the test also looked at other cofactor levels - carnitine/ glutathione,/ niacin / sodase . The issue with chucking a whole lot of supplements...

Adverse childhood experience. Coyne has blogged a good critique ETA @rvallee already explained. What was an educational theory has morphed into a predictive tool

will this never end?

Re amount of churned out papers this year If only it represented a last gasp. I suspect There's so much probably as it's been timed for NICE deliberation. Having recently attended a SEN evening, psychological education seems to be the area to focus. Whilst there were some positive aspects...

Sadly ACEs are currently very trendy and getting everywhere.

A common issue with paediatric research. Sadly here even with a physician diagnosis it would count for little .

At school they use " beer glasses" to mimic drunkenness, in first year as part of personal social education, and pupils literally bounce off the walls . If only there was a modulatable ME suit that could be part of medical education

Or nothing will be contemplated till they are dead - viz Jimmy Savill

this how much funding is this swallowing up?

Mee too. Getting old.

Given the car crash of the genetics study that also bore her name earlier this year she may be too busy to attend to detail? Concerning given it's not the first paper to suffer from GIGO

Many people with ME and other chronic conditions in and around Edinburgh are having FND added to their diagnoses and records. Sadly many do not know what this is - functional creates a false sense of security for patients. It makes things seem " real".

I can relate to the idea of tension/ tenseness My daughter's muscles are generally tight- emotional/ sensory overstimulation can make some feel rock hard. She never fes as though there us a complete release if the tension. Her descriptions are It's like you yawn, your jaw extends but you...

Interesting re age profile. When I queried the use of amitriptyline in children ( can be as young as 10 to my knowledge) and asked for evidence re impact on developing brain and efficacy with paediatrician there was an awkward pause. I suspect a lot of the drug interventions for those...

Mouse model but intriguing. My daughter has lymph issues often ( it doesn't t really go away, just seems to ramp up and down) Could this be one of the causes of pain in this area? https://www.the-scientist.com/news-opinion/brains-fluid-drains-via-lymphatic-vessels-at-the-base-of-the-skull-66193

I expect EC is an excellent teacher. It's s a case of " the king is dead, long live the king"

It's preparing for more privatised spin offs from NHS in lieu of direct provision. How many private companies currently provide CBT therapy, who has a financial stake in them, and where do they operate? The fact that you don't need robust evidence has done nothing to halt the IAPT roll...