…sharp ME/CFS patient had previously highlighted multiple methodological problems with the paper in a cogent and persuasive rapid response. Among other issues, the study was described in the protocol as…
…informative and likely helpful for others in that situation. Unfortunately, as I noted, Morgan got it wrong when she turned to CFS. For this section, she appears to have relied…
By David Tuller, DrPH The BMJ has published an online “editorial” slamming the new draft of clinical guidelines for ME/CFS from the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence. The…
…detective work.” The story of Stanford geneticist Ron Davis and his son Whitney’s severe case of ME/CFS was certainly not unknown, given previous coverage–starting with Miriam Tucker’s excellent 2015 feature…
…reliant on subjective outcomes–like, say, the PACE study and related research into psycho-behavioral treatments for ME/CFS. This specific question–how to assess research quality when subjective outcomes are involved–is at the…
…CFS patient does not gradually increase their activity, supported by an appropriate therapist, then their recovery will be slower. This seems a simple message but it is an important one…
