…research ethics committee’s 2007 letter, had nothing to do with the data collection for the school absence study. Bristol’s May 2017 statement involved a separate issue. It was headlined University…
…the SNSS, the 10% in the “psychological” group were divided into diagnostic sub-categories, including: “non-organic,” “no diagnosis,” “alcohol excess,” “anxiety and depression,” “spinal pain,” “atypical facial/temporomandibular joint pain,” “post-head injury…
…to Dr Godlee. Here’s what I wrote: Dear Fiona– Dr Brown, the editor-in-chief of Archives of Disease in Childhood, sent a message to Professor Racaniello and me last Thursday about…
…does not support the claim. According to the study, the second-most-common category of presentations at neurology clinics, after headache, was a grouping called “functional and psychological symptoms,” at 16%. An…
…elements coordinate over time to develop a response that protects from re-infection and disease upon a second exposure to the same pathogen. The second exposure will immediately lead to activation…
…disease when pandemic strains emerge. Absence of heterosubtypic immunity might explain why young children are more likely to develop severe disease after infection with the 2009 H1N1 influenza virus. Is…
