Trial by Error, Continued: Is PACE a Case of Research Misconduct?
…research misconduct since I started my PACE investigation. In my long Virology Blog series in October 2015, I decided to document the trial’s extensive list of flaws, or as many…
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Trial By Error: The CDC Drops CBT/GET
…or CFS) would be a one-off investigation, and then I’d move on to other projects. But after my 15,000-word series was posted on Virology Blog in October of 2015, the…
Trial By Error: Some Thoughts About an Upcoming Article
…years ago and failed to respond to my requests for evidence or documentation, I sent a series of strongly worded e-mails to the board of the CFS/ME Research Collaborative. Professor…
Trial By Error: My Berkeley Crowdfunding Appeal
…Columbia University. Since then, the Trial By Error series has focused international attention on the study€™s methodological and ethical lapses and on the similar failings of related research. I have…
Trial By Error: UC Berkeley’s October Crowdfunding Campaign
…By Error” series on Virology Blog in October, 2015, with a 15,000-word investigation of the disastrous PACE trial, which tested cognitive behavior therapy and graded exercise therapy as treatments for…
A Viral Heist
…the kinetics of this presumed interaction revealed that pUL36 does indeed bind kinesin through a series of tryptophan-aspartate (WD) motifs. Two of these motifs – WD3 and WD4 – appear…