…is convincing. ********** For a 2011 study, Professor Esther Crawley of Bristol University hypothesized that many children remained undiagnosed for chronic fatigue syndrome/myalgic encephalomyelitis. So she decided to investigate whether…
…send the request directly to Professor Crawley but to the Bristol University legal representative who handled my complaint about Professor Crawley’s false libel accusation earlier this year. We also sent…
…organizations with decision-making authority. Just last month, I wrote a lengthy and widely read post titled “The Cochrane Controversy.” I have reposted it below in full. ********** Cochrane–formerly called the…
…in fish, 150 million years ago in mammals, and 25 million years ago in Mabuya lizards. It seems likely that these events took place after retrovirus infection followed by capture…
The virulence of a virus – its capacity to cause disease – is determined by both viral and host factors. Even among healthy individuals, infection with a particular virus may…
…promoted by the RACGP is the epitome of the “poorly evidenced” strategy here and itself represents “low value care”—despite any contrary assertions. Patients do need “quarternary prevention,” but from the…
