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Trial By Error: Lancet Paper Claims "Exercise" Should be "Prioritized" in Long COVID Rehabilitation

By David Tuller, DrPH Added: On X, @mecfsskeptic has posted a very useful thread explaining how loosely the investigators applied the meaning of “Long COVID” in accepting trials for their meta-analysis. A Lancet journal, eClinicalMedicine, has just published a paper called “Effects of therapeutic interventions on long COVID: a meta-analysis of randomized controlled trials.” The … Trial By Error: Lancet Paper Claims “Exercise” Should be “Prioriti…Read Article

Trial By Error: DecodeME Pre-Print Reports Eight "Genetic Signals" Related to Immune Function and Nervous System

By David Tuller, DrPH People with ME/CFS differ genetically from the general population, according to the long-awaited results of the largest biological study of the disease to date. By comparing DNA samples from more than 15,000 patients with ME/CFS diagnoses to samples from those who were not diagnosed, the investigators identified eight “genetic signals,” including … Trial By Error: DecodeME Pre-Print Reports Eight “Genetic Signals” Related t…Read Article

Trial By Error: Oxford Scholars Blame Biomedical Research Hegemony for Fibromyalgia "Chronicity Rhetoric"

By David Tuller, DrPH Social Science & Medicine (SSM) is a prominent interdisciplinary journal that publishes social science research related to health. A recently published SSM paper is called “Chronicity rhetoric in health and welfare systems inhibits patient recovery: a qualitative, ethnographic study of fibromyalgia care.” Part of a larger, multi-partner, Oxford-based project called Patient-centred … Trial By Error: Oxford Scholars Blame Bio…Science · Oxford Read Article

Trial By Error: Study Finds Signs of "Functional Limb Weakness" in Patients Not Reporting Actual Limb Weakness

By David Tuller, DrPH A recently published study about functional neurological disorder (FND) has reported some perplexing data. Of almost 300 patients diagnosed with Long Covid, 100 were identified as demonstrating one or more “positive signs” for “functional limb weakness,” a form of FND. Yet only 14 of those 100 patients reported experiencing limb weakness … Trial By Error: Study Finds Signs of “Functional Limb Weakness” in Patients Not Repor…Read Article

Trial By Error: Interview with Dutch Journalist Sander Zurhake

By David Tuller, DrPH Sander Zurhake is an investigative reporter for Nederlandse Omroep Stichting (NOS), a major Dutch broadcasting organization. On May 30th, NOS released television, radio and online reports about the potential harms of psycho-behavioral treatments for children with ME/CFS. In particular, the stories focused on the kind of cognitive behavior therapy (CBT, although … Trial By Error: Interview with Dutch Journalist Sander Zurhak…Amsterdam, Netherlands · Amsterdam Read Article

Trial By Error: Updated Medical Textbook Still Promotes Biopsychosocial Ideology

By David Tuller, DrPH For decades, Kumar & Clark’s Clinical Medicine has been a standard textbook for medical education around the world. Last month, Elsevier pubished the 11th edition. The miniscule section on what it calls “chronic fatigue syndrome/myalgic encephalopathy” is pathetic. This section is in a chapter called “General Hospital Psychiatry,” promotes “psychological symptoms” … Trial By Error: Updated Medical Textbook Still Promotes Bi…Education Read Article

5 springs sealed to prevent spread of water-borne diseases in Rajouri - The Tribune

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Five springs were sealed after gastroenteritis and diarrhoea claimed two lives and rendered scores of others sick in Rajouri district over the past week, officials said on Wednesday.See the Story

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