David Tuller

Trial By Error: Professor Chalder Messes Up Again in New Paper on CFS and Employment Outcomes

By David Tuller, DrPH Same-Day Update: In re-reading the new paper, I noticed that the discussion section also features errors involving the percentages. It includes this sentence: "About 9% of individuals who were not working at baseline had returned to work at follow-up." And this one: "Further, 6% of those ...

Trial By Error: Lightning Process Star Complains About NICE; Struthers Nudges Cochrane to Keep Up

By David Tuller, DrPHAnother Anti-Science Campaigner Takes Aim at NICE The anti-science zealots do not give up easily. Now Live Landmark, the Norwegian Lightning Process practitioner, has written an opinion piece blasting the new evidence-based guidelines for ME/CFS from the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE). I assume ...

Trial By Error: An Interview with Adam Lowe, a Member of the NICE Guideline Committee for ME/CFS

By David Tuller, DrPH Adam Lowe, a patient, was one of five lay people on the committee pulled together by Britain's National Institute for Health and Care Excellence to work on the new ME/CFS guideline. He and I spoke recently on Zoom about his role in the process. https://youtu.be/yAe4k8KG-ng

Trial By Error: New Paper From PACE Authors Repeats Bogus Arguments and Defenses

By David Tuller, DrPH The October 29th publication of the new guideline for ME/CFS from Britain's National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) represented an enormous and humiliating repudiation of the PACE trial and the many related studies of cognitive behavior therapy (CBT) and graded exercise therapy (GET) as ...

Trial By Error: Some National Health Service Branches Fail to Respond to New NICE Guidelines for ME/CFS

By David Tuller, DrPH In late October, the UK's National institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) released its new ME/CFS guideline, which specifically recommend against graded exercise therapy (GET) and a specialized form of cognitive behavior therapy (CBT). Last week, I wrote about how King's College London continues to ...
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