…and not specifically ME/CFS. But whether this untruth is an actual error or a lie, it serves to undermine the overall credibility of this group of malcontents. So does another…
…Wall Street Journal titled “The Dubious Origins of Long Covid.” (I wrote about it here.) Devine cited the PACE trial favorably, as if its findings were meaningful. The animating trope…
…out and presented other irrefutable evidence of error, Abbasi declined to take action to correct the public record. We published our critique as a separate article in the Journal of…
…wrong. The NICE document is clear on these points. Since then, the authors have acknowledged error—thanks to a letter to Orvosi Hetilap from Jonathan Edwards, emeritus professor of medicine at…
…same or similar illnesses. Gradually, she began to experiment with ingredients and took a trial-by-error approach to developing recipes that were tasty, nutritious and easy to prepare. Here’s some information…
…fraudulent PACE trial, which purported to prove that cognitive behavior therapy (CBT) and graded exercise therapy (GET) were beneficial interventions for ME/CFS. In her book, Mendenhall presents these various illnesses…
