By David Tuller, DrPH This month is the start of the second half of my one-year crowdfunding commitment to keep reporting on ME/CFS, so I figured I should review what I've done so far, what I still hope to do, and what changes have taken place during the last six ...

By David Tuller, DrPH Yesterday I reviewed an account of a publishing dilemma that had been submitted to the forum of the Committee on Publication Ethics. The COPE forum offers advice on thorny situations submitted anonymously by members. In this case, the submission appeared to be from BMJ Open and ...

By David Tuller, DrPH This post is about a serious issue--ethical approval for research studies involving children. It is also about how powerful institutions, like leading medical journals, respond to concerns. But the story is really too long and complicated. I recommend it only for those following things pretty closely ...

By David Tuller, DrPH I wanted to post something this week, but not a whole long thing. So I thought I'd just post the top of what I'll post in full next week. This week ends the first half--six months!--of my crowdfunded project. Sometime soon I'll post something or other ...

By David Tuller, DrPH As it turns out, the University of Bristol did complain about me to Berkeley. I found out recently that there has indeed been "private and confidential communication" at a "senior level," as Sue Paterson, Bristol's director of legal services, suggested in her thuggish letter to me ...