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The article says this: I guess she didn’t get the note about how the psychosomatic medicine is the recent and final paradigm shift away from mind body dualism. Again with the art thing. I’m so happy we have someone like her that can intuitively understand what’s wrong with everyone!

Does anyone know if the guidelines mention ME/CFS or even PVF?

‘It fits better with my completely unevidenced, speculative, opportunistic, and philosophical view of humans.’

She might want to start by considering if she’s also wrong. There’s plenty of bad info on LC out there, but that doesn’t make her right.

Table 1. Pre- and Posttest Survey Questions In addition to knowledge, student attitudes towards ME/CFS changed after viewing the videos and slides. For example, qualitative responses indicated that after experiencing this activity, students were more aware of the definition of PEM. In the...

Those figures make my eyes bleed.. It looks like something a 6 year old would make in their first day at the computer lab in 1997.

The presentation and the videos are in the Appendix. I’m not able to download them on my phone, are anyone able to add them here? At least the powerpoint and the survey?

Educational Objectives By the end of this session, learners will be able to: 1. Recognize importance of a full medical and psychosocial evaluation for adolescents or children presenting with symptoms of myalgic encephalomyelitis/chronic fatigue syndrome (ME/CFS). 2. Identify specific symptoms...

Seems like it’s a press release kind of thing from the university. I’ve emailed the contact at the bottom of the page to inform them of the inaccuracy.

Yeah, ‘up to’ is a misrepresentation of the study. They found that it can last ‘at least’ two years.

Thinking of oneself as an artist probably says a lot about one’s own susceptibilities.

I got five today, one of the addressed me as a student! As an European, it’s disturbing how little personal privacy rights Americans have..

When they check so many things - would they not expect to find quite a few statistically significant differences by pure chance if the threshold is 0.05 or even 0.01?

It’s not on his list at Google Scholar, only the preprint.

Good point, I’ve heard of that from other people as well. Is it covered by ‘expanding of symptoms’?

I was equally surprised when I found out that Reme’s Mind Body Lab has a study on the digitisation of pre-operation hypnosis for women with breast cancer, and it’s funded by the Norwegian Cancer Association...

That’s a very clever solution! And expensive :banghead:

I’d say we’re equally terrible.

In my personal opinion (I might not be correct at all), we should say that it is reported that it can often be delayed. So something like this (changes in red):

I’m severe, and I can have mild PEM that lasts for a day. It’s a bit like defining ‘whole positive numbers’ as a whole number that’s ‘usually larger than 4’ instead of a whole number that’s ‘larger than 0’.