Author name: David Tuller

Trial By Error: Cochrane Update, and Caroline Struthers’ Latest Letter

By David Tuller, DrPH The situation at Cochrane appears to remain fluid. Last week, the organization posted a notice that it is seeking a new editor-in-chief. The current occupant of the position, Dr David Tovey, is leaving in May. Dr Tovey has been at Cochrane for a decade, so this move could easily have been …

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Trial By Error: Letters to Fiona Godlee and Nigel Hawkes

By David Tuller, DrPH This morning, I sent the following message to Dr Fiona Godlee, editor-in-chief of The BMJ and editorial director of BMJ. The subject heading: “My remaining concerns…” ***** Dear Fiona, Thank you for the quick changes to Nigel Hawkes€™ BMJ news story about the UK Heath Research Authority€™s letter on the PACE …

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Trial By Error: Professor Sharpe’s Retraction Requests

By David Tuller, DrPH After this month’s release of the Health Research Authority’s PACE analysis, Professor Michael Sharpe sent e-mails to at least two US publications requesting a retraction or major correction of critical articles. Professor Sharpe’s e-mails accused the writers involved of suggesting that PACE was fraudulent. This accusation was not true. In both …

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Trial By Error: Spotila’s Take on NIH Grant Reviewers

By David Tuller, DrPH Because of various developments in the UK and elsewhere, I’ve neglected goings-on back home. I’m working on a couple of things now but in the meantime I decided to post something typically insightful that Jennie Spotila published last week on her blog, Occupy M.E. It’s a frustration with this project that …

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Trial By Error: Re-visiting My Questions for PACE Professors

By David Tuller, DrPH I thought it might be helpful to re-post a list of questions I wanted to ask Professor White and his PACE colleagues in September, 2015–more than a month before Virology Blog posted the first installment of “Trial By Error: The Troubling Case of the PACE Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Study.” I originally …

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