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RSS Oh boy, another acronym to muddy the waters.

No, but it helps reinforce the propaganda.

Cancelled people don't get access to the media. This is why we must demand a proper inquiry into this endless flow of vile smears against us. I knew there would be a backlash against NICE, but I really did not think it was going to be so dirty and vicious. Is there nobody in the UK parliament...

What fresh hell is this? How many heads does this hydra have?

Endless, brazen repetition of a lie unjustified claim is a cornerstone of propaganda. Unfortunately it really does work. Preferably before we are all dead would be nice too.

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Yes, the poor darlings are being so cancelled that one of their most senior fellow travelers is now a commissioner for the NHS. So cancelled that they continue to occupy influential senior positions on the boards of peer-review journals, in medical education, clinical guidelines, and public and...

Never underestimate the power of a seductive fairy tale, especially when it offers it's adherents much power, glory, and income.

I often notice small sounds when others do not (noise intolerance will check that) As will somebody being merely more observant than average. Or more musical. Sound is very important to me. I listen very carefully to the world around me. Always have. I am usually the first person to hear a...

Psychiatry will be strengthened to deal with patients in need of specialist care. Not learning much, are they.

Why am I not surprised.

The bitter irony being that this approach can only end up far more costly on every possible measure than if they had simply said we got nothing to offer. At least then we could have a realistic place from which to start a genuinely productive research program. But then that is an admission that...

not just from a GP but also a team of specialists – including physiotherapists and psychologists. Interesting how no other specialty is ever named but physiotherapists and psychologists. I wonder why that is.

Conclusions The heterogeneity found in biopsychosocial factors associated with fatigue underlines that persistent fatigue stems from a complex interplay between biopsychosocial factors. It does no such thing. The present findings support the need for personalized treatment of persistent...

And terrified of the consequences of trying to discuss it with doctors.

I treat a lot of chronic fatigue syndrome and resting is an important part of recovery, and also getting back to life is an important part of recovery, depending on people’s motivations. And there it is, the perfect get out of jail free card. How can a patient prove they are sufficiently...

At a federal parliamentary inquiry into long COVID on Monday, experts said patients with the disease often had a wide range of symptoms that needed complex, careful management, not just from a GP but also a team of specialists – including physiotherapists and psychologists. And the evidence for...

And other relevant departments/services, such as Centrelink (for ME).

Worth keeping in mind that this is a parliamentary inquiry, not government policy. It is supposed to inform policy, but is not policy itself. Government is under no obligation to accept all or any of an inquiry's recommendations. They usually do not accept all of them. What comes out of the...

Not much joy for acute Covid either in this large study, fresh off the press: "These findings do not support the use of ivermectin in patients with mild to moderate COVID-19." Effect of Higher-Dose Ivermectin for 6 Days vs Placebo on Time to Sustained Recovery in Outpatients With COVID-19: A...