…treatment, medical professionals have little to which to refer. The investigators promised in their protocol to adhere to the Declaration of Helsinki. But then they ignored Helsinki’s requirement that researchers…
…the document is full of half-truths, untruths, misrepresentations and absurd arguments. It repeats the kind of irrelevant and non-responsive responses the PACE investigators and their defenders have raised repeatedly–and remarkably…
…Graded Exercise Therapy is considered a controversial treatment. The primary reported concern with recommending graded exercise therapy for ME/CFS patients is the onset of post-exertional malaise (PEM) and the risk…
…not that it be the primary symptom, and patients can present with post-exertional malaise or cognitive problems as being their “primary” complaint.) Given that discrepancy, why do you believe the…
…received that message. One of the publications that heard from Professor Sharpe was STAT, the savvy Boston-based health and medical site. In 2016, shortly after Queen Mary University of London…
…from Harvard, Columbia, Berkeley, Queen Mary University of London, University College London, Stanford, etc. (The BMJ article, rather than relying solely on an activist like me to counter the views…
