…has some value and applicability beyond the specific circumstances that inspired it. The robustness and validity of Arendt’s argument has been debated for decades by historians, moral philosophers, politicians, journalists…
…further thoughts on that score, I want to make one point very explicit: I am in no way questioning whether people with the diagnosis have serious disorders and very debilitating…
…matter. (I have cc’d William Tatum, the editor of Epilepsy & Behavior Reports, on this letter. Since I plan to post the letter on Virology Blog, a popular science venue, I have…
By David Tuller, DrPH Calling out a Trudie Chalder paper is way too easy. It’s also old hat for Virology Blog—going back to 2015 and my initial investigation into the…
By David Tuller, DrPH I’ve sometimes highlighted interesting or enlightening articles, blog posts, and podcasts I’ve read or heard/watched. I’m trying to make sure to keep up with that effort….
…I’m not seeing anything. It must be anxiety or depression or PTSD.’ I think that’s very lazy and harmful. We’ve seen this in the dysautonomia world before. In the United…
