Trial By Error: The Reporter’s Questions for Professor Racaniello
…to me because many of the ME/CFS patients remained as readers even though the retrovirus association with the disease had been debunked. When he talked to me about publishing his…
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RNA in circles
…target mRNAs; regulating transcription, splicing, translation, and ribosomal RNA processing, and acting as adaptors for protein-protein interactions. They have been implicated in neuronal and cardiovascular diseases and cancer. Circular RNAs…
Trial By Error: “Talk is Cheap,” Patients Tell NIH
…for ME, disease-specific, multi-year Request for Application (RFAs) and investigator-initiated funding opportunities, and a strategic plan: comprehensive, fully-funded, cross-Institute and outcome-driven. From #MEAction’s perspective, the outcome of the meeting left…
Trial By Error: My Latest Letter to Archives of Disease in Childhood
By David Tuller, DrPH I sent the following e-mail today to Dr Nick Brown, the editor-in-chief of Archives of Disease in Childhood, the journal that published the Lightning Process study…
Trial By Error: Waiting for Godlee
…the editor of Archives of Disease in Childhood last month slapped a notice on the Lightning Process study, dated June 19th. It is of course a completely inadequate statement that…
Trial by error, Continued: PACE Team’s Work for Insurance Companies Is “Not Related” to PACE. Really?
…Lancet published the PACE results in February, 2011; the undated Swiss Re article was published sometime within the following year or so. The headline: “Managing claims for chronic fatigue the…