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  1. Sly Saint

    UK - Health Research Authority (HRA) - New strategy for research transparency 2020

    https://www.hra.nhs.uk/planning-and-improving-research/policies-standards-legislation/research-transparency/
  2. M

    HRA (Health Research Authority) & Bristol University's report on E. Crawley's CFS/ME Studies over registration to the Research Ethics Committee (2019)

    The following posts have been moved from this thread. Have just noticed this on AfME website: https://www.actionforme.org.uk/news/me-research-hra-reviews-ethical-concerns/ @dave30th @Andy and...
  3. J

    REC advice on PACE trial data changed in favour of release

    I pursued this after the failure of PLOSONE to make the researchers hand over the data in compliance with the journal policy. The researchers relied on the REC. See Expression of Concern and Response here: https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0177037 I asked the...
  4. Kalliope

    David Tuller: Trial By Error: HRA Report Does Not Vindicate PACE

    HRA Report Does Not Vindicate PACE Last week, I reported that Bristol University had launched an independent investigation of research led by Professor Esther Crawley, at the request of the the UK Health Research Authority. Today, the HRA released a report on the PACE trial that has portrayed...
  5. ME/CFS Skeptic

    UK Health Research Authority defends PACE. Answer to MP's question, February 2019.

    This thread has been split from the general thread on the PACE trial. The Health Research authority has responded to questions of MP Norman Lamb from the Science and Technology Committee, House of Commons, regarding the PACE-trial...
  6. Andy

    Trial By Error: Bristol Investigating Crawley Papers

    http://www.virology.ws/2019/01/31/trial-by-error-bristol-investigating-crawley-papers/
    • Andy
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    • 2019 bristol university crawley david tuller hra hra uk trial by error
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    • Forum: General ME/CFS news
  7. Esther12

    Janet Wisely gets on OBE after years of approving ethics of SMILE, PACE, etc at NREAP. [Minutes of their discussions included]

    It's that time of year again... when they worst people in Britain are celebrated by being given the chance to grovel on their knees in exchange for a special badge. One of this years remarkable people is Janet Wisely. I was planning to go through all the minutes of all the National Research and...
  8. Esther12

    HRA registered CFS studiesthat could be of interest

    I can be bad at finding stuff, but I was just looking through the HRA website and found reference to a few old CFS studies that I've not see published results for. I'm posting them here, along with a few others that were interesting to me, in case it would be of interest to anyone else... or...
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