…about symptoms or activity. Evidence suggests that CBT improves symptoms such as fatigue and physical functioning with one trial reporting a recovery rate of 22%. However, NICE guidelines suggest that…
…paper’s references include both the fraudulent PACE trial, whose reported findings have been discredited and rejected by leading medical authorities, and a fraudulent pediatric trial of the Lightning Process, in…
…re-reading my response to you, I noticed that I made an error in the third paragraph when I referred to the “Improving Access for Psychological Therapies” program. The proper name,…
…of correcting this error would be to provide the actual information from the study whose findings were misrepresented. Nonetheless, we appreciate that the authors have acknowledged their error and we…
…somewhat obsessive analysis. Elsewhere, Tom Chivers at BuzzFeed has written a terrific piece on the cult-like Lightning Process, its founder Phil Parker, and Professor Esther Crawley’s SMILE trial, the story…
…of this error is to more than triple the apparent economic impact of MUS reported by Bermingham et al. In other words, these investigators have misinterpreted a seminal study in…
