TWiV 397: Trial by error
Journalism professor David Tuller returns to TWiV for a discussion of the PACE trial for ME/CFS: the many flaws in the trial, why its conclusions are useless, and why the…
Journalism professor David Tuller returns to TWiV for a discussion of the PACE trial for ME/CFS: the many flaws in the trial, why its conclusions are useless, and why the…
…More on that at another point.) Quick background: Alem Matthees managed to “liberate” the key raw data from the PACE trial data by pursuing a Freedom of Information request against…
…in 2013, published the infamous PACE trial “recovery” paper, in which participants could get worse on the two primary measures and still be counted as “recovered.” At that time, the…
…hospital to pay a young man six million euros for having failed to diagnose a brain tumor, an error that delayed necessary surgery by months. Doctors had misdiagnosed his headaches,…
…not taken our advice but had nonetheless elaborated on their correction. We still believed it fell short of what was appropriate, given the substantive nature of the initial error, but…
…this self-evident error is unacceptable and extremely troubling. Apparently the FND field is suffering from a severe case of group-think; not only are top investigators replicating these claims in paper…