David Tuller
Trial By Error: Some Things I’ve Read Recently–Long Covid and Fertility Issues, Psychotherapy Ethics, How to Fake Your Results
By David Tuller
By David Tuller, DrPH It's been a slow period. Here are a few things I've read recently... "The pandemic's untold fertility story" While Long Covid disproportionately affects women, its impact on their reproductive lives has not received the attention the issue deserves. Recently, Australia’s ABC News addressed the issue with ...
Trial By Error: Cochrane Continues Telling ME/CFS Patients to Go F–k Themselves
By David Tuller
By David Tuller, DrPH Update/Correction: Below, I initially wrote that Cochrane was lying in describing the update plan as a "pilot project." However, it turns out that the organization did describe its plan to engage community partners as a "pilot project." Here's the statement from March, 2020: "Cochrane is conducting ...
Trial By Error: Cochrane Tells ME/CFS Patients to Go F–k Themselves
By David Tuller
By David Tuller, DrPH Cochrane has just given the finger to the international ME/CFS community. After jerking everyone around and promising for five years to conduct a new review of exercise interventions for the illness, the organization abruptly abandoned that commitment this week. On Monday, Cochrane posted the following message ...
Trial By Error: Agencies Respond to Coroner’s Report in Boothby O’Neill Inquest
By David Tuller
Update: Maeve's mum, Sarah Boothby, has commented on this blog. I am posting her comment here: Sorry if this seems picky but Maeve did not die in hospital [DT: Fixed! Not sure how I made this error] and the RDUH Trust document is what we call a treatment pathway. It ...
Trial By Error: Letter to BMJ Editor Seeking Correction in New Review of Interventions for Long Covid
By David Tuller
By David Tuller, DrPH The BMJ recently published a review of interventions for Long Covid that--surprise!--recommended CBT and a rehabilitation program as treatments. The review is full of holes. I have focused on one in particular. The review relies for its rehabilitation recommendation on an earlier BMJ study--even though that ...