What does deconditioning look like?
Deconditioning has long been one of the most popular theories in explaining the illness myalgic
Author: ME/CFS skeptic
The problems with POTS
The diagnostic criteria for postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome (POTS) have been questioned by several research
2023: looking back on a year of ME/CFS research
2023 will be remembered as the year in which artificial intelligence made its big breakthrough,
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The new consensus
Over the past 5 years, several reviews of clinical interventions for ME/CFS were published by
2022: Looking back on a year of ME/CFS research
As 2022 is closing, it is time for our annual tradition where we look back
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The dark psychosomatic history of peptic ulcer part III
Peptic ulcer was long seen as one of the prime examples of psychosomatic disease. From
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The dark psychosomatic history of peptic ulcer part II
Peptic ulcer was long seen as one of the prime examples of psychosomatic disease. From
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The dark psychosomatic history of peptic ulcer part I
Peptic ulcer was long seen as one of the prime examples of a psychosomatic disease.
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The dark psychosomatic history of rheumatoid arthritis
Rheumatoid arthritis, the autoimmune disease that causes pain and swelling in the joints, was once
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The dark psychosomatic history of heart disease part II
This new blog series explores the problematic history of the Type A personality in two
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