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which according to http://www.thefreedictionary.com/bupkis means "A worthless amount; little or nothing" Had to look it up!

No, but it's 72% now.

I don't think we have signed it yet, have we? (as a group)

Good article.

Source: Neurology Vol 90, #15 Supplement Date: April 23, 2018 URL: http://n.neurology.org/content/90/15_Supplement/P2.016 [American Academy of Neurology 70th Annual Meeting, Los Angeles] A Common Language for Clinical Research Studies: The National Institute of Neurological Disorders and...

https://www.parliament.uk/business/publications/written-questions-answers-statements/written-question/Commons/2018-04-13/135426/ Ruth George To ask the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, how many hours of training on Fibromyalgia are included in the syllabus for (a) a medical...

I'm afraid Denise Spreag misrepresents the numerous animal rights organisations and individuals when she says "The BPS lobby has been able to stigmatise a whole group of patients as ‘militant activists’ and akin to the animal rights lobby in the level of danger they present to scientists." The...

Except that they say "The NHS recommends cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT), which can help patients with mild to moderate ME deal with the psychological aspects of having a chronic illness. CBT aims to help people accept their diagnosis, feel in control of symptoms, and gain a better...

In case anyone is trying to find other texts by this author, his name is actually Roland Staud.

Sorry this is so late, but I am one of several people (all female?) who suffered ill-effects from D-Ribose. I mention it here among other places: http://forums.phoenixrising.me/index.php?threads/d-ribose.52274/#post-864592 (Sorry - gave wrong link earlier)

Yes - I've mentioned that in my email, which I hope I have finally succeeded in submitting!

No cooked breakfasts? I have cooked breakfast every day. What does she recommend - starch-laden cereal?

I'm rather puzzled by the conclusion "this analysis does not yield results substantially different than the original" and the suggestion that CBT and GET are "worth trying"!

#MEScience? (I don't know anything about tags!)

Yes, and strangely Jan and I only live about 3 miles apart. Weird...

Yep. My hearing isn't first-class at the moment, but I can hear most things well enough. But this - no - a real struggle.

Am I the only one to have difficulty hearing this? I just about managed by plugging in my speakers and playing the tape with them quite close, but it was damned awkward! It seemed to be the speaker (Dave) who was speaking too quietly or insufficiently close to the microphone, as other sounds...

I didn't know before about the "2% very severely affected". There may be other things in the article that are new, as opposed to the other articles which tend to be identical.

Thank you, @Art Vandelay! Other people have posted these type of images and I haven't criticised them, but just felt that it needed addressing this time!

Can you or someone else please tell me how to stop such moving images moving?! They do my eyes and sometimes my head in!