By David Tuller, DrPH Sometimes I just like to post about a few things that have caught my interest, for whatever reason. I keep meaning to do this more regularly….
…whatever. But I understand English well enough to know that there’s a really big difference in meaning between “16% of patients have FND” and “6-16% of patients could be said…
…about the supposed “harassment” of Professor Sharpe and others who, like him, were investigating ME/CFS. The article, grandiosely billed as a “Reuters Special Report,” was headlined “Sick and Tired: Online…
…to any immune memory, meaning that the immune system will respond to a subsequent infection with the same pathogen as if it were an initial infection, which is a less…
…are effective—and when these questionable findings are published in high-impact journals. The headline of the article: “Success in treating persistent pain now offers hope for those with Long COVID.” My…
…obvious goal is to prevent patients from starving to death while families and clinicians and health care administrators argue over the nature and meaning of the illness. Whatever the cause,…
