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Summary points Complex intervention research can take an efficacy, effectiveness, theory based, and/or systems perspective, the choice of which is based on what is known already and what further evidence would add most to knowledge Complex intervention research goes beyond asking whether an...

Great points @Ravn. I just want to expand a bit on the nutrition intervention and pacing part :) I think certain types of nutrition interventions can, if not be blinded at least be made obscure, even if they are whole diets. As long as there is a control group that gets a similar diet. Say if I...

No. But that they write "If you are unsecure, talk to us" it seems to me it is likely the page is supposed to be for participants in something. Also that they use their first names and not their professional titles at the bottom of the first page.

Beat me to it @Kalliope I'm somewhat glad they put the banality on full display, such as this gem:

That would indeed be me, I'd be happy to be connected to the gastroenterologist dietician :)

I hope Kielland and the rest of the team make more appearances with the Tjenesten ad MEg work, preferably also in Norwegian media :whistle:

That's the one, thanks Kalliope :) The NAV statistics came out 1. June, so they took their time to write an article about it. The March statistics were disseminated a lot quicker. And as always, I'm happy by the lack of public health officials saying long term effects from covid is just anxiety...

I wish I could find it again (NRK's search bar is terrible), I'm pretty sure it was data pulled from our own national registries. Sick leaves are on record levels since swine flu, and one of the more likely diagnoses long covid patients could end up getting ("tired") is partly behind the...

Can't find the article again, but our national news wrote that people on sick leave from covid had a sick leave four time as long as others.

There is this one about the FOI, not sure if it's the one you've seen though: Sorry, not up for translating right now :)

Thank you for putting together this thread, Kalliope :)

I'm a bit annoyed that the title on the case of the journalist that complains to Dagbladet is not clear it was how they discredited him and his work on ME. He wrote about a patient who had cancer and ME who explained how different the health system treated her when she got the cancer diagnosis...

Some happy news. A local politician I mentioned in this thread previously, who had to quit his job due to long covid and has been open about in in the media, have become well enough to start working a bit again. He got ill in 2020 if I remember correctly :)

Some discussion on Twitter (the news site have not shared this article on their own Twitter page, I'm speculating but might be because in the article it says how much ME pieces create "twitter storms"?) Still, there has been discussions on twitter: Edit: The story is of course liked and...

The editor of Khrono, and the journalist who has written more or less all of their stories on Lightning Process, have been interviewed on harrassment from pwME and the difficulties of writing about ME/CFS research. There is a lot of patient blaming and making themselves be without guilt (they...

A quite good article in Aftenposten about long covid today. A swedish woman who have been ill since the end of 2020. Cognitive impairment. PEM. Talks about her situation, the long covid clinic she is at in Stockholm, and a doctor from the clinic is also interviewed. The Norwegian long covid...

A large reason for why we need healthy convenience foods. If I didn't have someone who can cook for me when I'm not able to myself my nutrition status would be poor.

Having more than one dead sibling, and then becoming ill as a teen, the amount of snide remarks I've heard about my mother being hysterical or overreacting "due to the family history" has been sickening. :banghead:

It was surgical masks, and you did not have to wear them all the time (that would be too much effort), so for example I could meet people at work with the mask around their neck because to wear it at work was not a requirement. Completely useless, and the idea that this is "real word use case"...

A new "how did we do with regards to the covid 19 pnademic" report has come out here in Norway, and one of the authors have been retweeting the interview with Iwasaki on infection sequelae and have had some comments about the importance of caring for long term ill :) She has been supportive of...