…everyone else, including many physicians and other clinicians. Ed provides an up-to-date account of the thinking and science regarding PEM, in the process distinguishing it from what most of us…
…fatigue syndrome.” In The Washington Post, Brian Vastag—a former science reporter for the news organization who himself has ME/CFS–has provided an account of the study’s intricate and fascinating backstory. It…
…discussion in the article.” (She wrote this in Dutch; the translation is X’s, so I cannot account for its accuracy.) It is commendable that Professor Rovers is publicly contradicting bullshit….
…expanded range of possibilities to ascertain exactly what mechanisms might be driving the range of disabling symptoms—post-exertional malaise, brain fog, orthostatic intolerance, etc. What remains unclear from this account is…
…written a a lovely and heartbreaking account of her time with Beth, on both X (the awful platform formerly known as Twitter) and Facebook. With Julie’s permission, I have reposted…
…FND. The fact that their symptoms could not fully be accounted does not justify a post-hoc, categorical reinterpretation of their diagnoses as FND. Epidemiology graduate students at Berkeley would be…
