The Scholarly Kitchen - Blog of the Society for Scholarly Publishing Who Cares About Publication Integrity? Editor’s Note: Today’s post is by...
A discussion has arisen on the use of animals in biological research into ME. I suspect there is insufficient data to create animal models of ME...
A chilling account by Robert Cockburn, an Australian journalist, of how he was harmed by unapproved experimental devices in an asthma trial at...
Desperate Patients Are Shelling Out Thousands for a Long Covid Cure. Is It for Real? Two doctors, their unusual treatment program, and the “wild...
This thread has been moved from the News subforum and renamed following a published paper based on Cheston's work. Respect and Shame in...
https://peh-med.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/s13010-021-00110-0 Abstract Epistemic injustice sits at the intersection of ethics,...
Physicians depend on the measurability and empirical verifiability of symptoms. Still, some symptoms defy observation and measurement, which can...
Primary and specialty care clinicians strive to base diagnoses and treatment on specific, measurable abnormalities. Yet those with invisible,...
There is some discussion of ME/CFS and medically unexplained symptoms in this including mention of papers by Keith Geraghty and Diane O'Leary....
https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/17441692.2021.1922731 Most public and non-profit organisations that fund health research provide the...
I am starting a thread on the 'Duties of a Doctor', which in the UK has replaced the Hippocratic Oath (as far as I am aware for graduating...
I think it is possible it happens with some people with ME/CFS, both men and women...
In Baroness Julia Cumberlege report on the pelvic mesh etc scandal, calls for doctors to have to clearly declare any funding from industry. If...
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A correction has appeared in BMJ Open for a UK/Dutch study published in 2015. Esther Crawley was one of the original studies authors. The...
The following posts have been moved from this thread. Have just noticed this on AfME website:...
[ATTACH] What happens when design flaws are discovered in U.K. ME/CFS research, and future treatments depend on ethical research? About this...
Trial By Error: Where Is Bristol’s Review of Professor Crawley’s Ethics Missteps?...
Researchers need guidance on how to handle published work whose ethics have been questioned, argue Graeme D. Ruxton and Tom Mulder. How about...
Professional and public debate about myalgic encephalomyelitis/chronic fatigue syndrome (ME/CFS) has reached a new pitch. A London Times article...
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