…to correct or clarify the published record. Just saying. ********** Last Wednesday, the UK Health Research Authority released a letter reviewing its analysis of the PACE trial. Members and supporters…
…findings are pretty much useless in terms of providing actionable information for developing health policy or clinical recommendations, for a number of reasons. First, this isn’t a trial. It is…
…Specifically, the investigators enrolled more than half the participants before trial registration and then swapped outcome measures based on these early results. Years ago, the major medical publishers all adopted…
…in addition to specialist medical care for paediatric chronic fatigue syndrome: randomised controlled trial.” I am not dissatisfied with the responses, so this is not an appeal but rather a…
…this whole project began as an investigation of the PACE trial, conducted by British experts in British health care centers and published in British journals. And there’s so much crap…
…unsupported and questionable claims. It references the PACE trial without discussing the developments that have undermined the trial’s credibility, including published re-analyses that refute the core findings. In fact, it…
