Long article Clare Sansom is a science writer based in Cambridge, UK https://www.chemistryworld.com/features/battling-long-covid-with-drugs/4018238.article
It's so weird to now read decent to good articles about ME for what feels every week now. And the quality seems to keep increasing as word gets out.
The denial continues but the arguments get weaker over time. The fact that the standard trope, the current standard of "care", can only be written as opinion pieces, says so much about how gigantic the entire concept of psychosomatic ideology has been. Not that it ever mattered much, but the early tropes were very lazy and most have been thoroughly debunked, although that also is disputed. People learn from the consequences of mistakes, not the mistakes themselves. And the consequences here are huge. I'm not super hopeful about medicine's ability to learn beyond rote memorization, but the consequences truly are spectacular.