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That letter from dr. Horton from 1997 was quite a surprise to read..

A long blog post by Toto NeuroImmunologisk Kurativ Behandling going through many aspects of the study. This research publication by Malik et al. is encumbered with an extreme number of types of bias and which is documented in this review. It is nevertheless with great surprise that this...

Thanks @mango I saw he's also contributed to the Swedish encyclopaedia as medical expert.. :(

Oh dear. That book was reviewed by the journal of the Swedish medical association. google translation of part of the book review: Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (KTS) is not unexpectedly one of the main points of the chapters. The book describes the concept's captivating history with many local small...

He has only five followers on twitter. One of them is LP coach Live Landmark. Is he otherwise a known doctor in Sweden, or are the few twitter followers a sign of him not speaking on behalf of many? Do you know if he is self publishing this book or if he has a deal with a publishing house? ETA...

Text in pictures: "Royal Free Punch-up - continued" "This correspondence is now closed. Editor"

Yes, I think you're right, but I wonder if there might be more?

World Neurology - The Official Newsletter Of The World Federation Of Neurology - has an article by Avindra Nath and B. Jeanne Billioux titled: Long-Haul COVID. Many of these symptoms overlap with those of patients with myalgic encephalomyelitis/chronic fatigue syndrome (ME/CFS). The cause of...

The Wall Street Journal: Suffering From Covid for Month - and Battling Murky Test Results Too The article is paywalled, but seems Mady Hornig and Paul Garner were interviewed

Oh how wonderful that you're also on this forum, @AR68 ! This was such a great idea and I'm looking forward to learn more about the Royal Free Hospital outbreak. Thank you for doing this!