A disease funding comparison: is ME/CFS getting too little?
Evelien and I recently made an overview of clinical trials for ME/CFS that are in
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Author: ME/CFS skeptic
Summary of the NIH’s exploration of post-exertional malaise
The research team that is studying ME/CFS at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) has
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A preliminary overview of NIH grant funding for ME/CFS research in the funding year 2020.
I’ve tried to make a preliminary overview of (extramural) NIH grants for ME/CFS research for
What’s in the pipeline? Ongoing, registered, or planned clinical trials for ME/CFS
What clinical trials are currently planned or ongoing for ME/CFS? It can take many years
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My comments to the Cochrane review on exercise therapy for CFS
Problems with the amended version (Version published: 02 October 2019) part I. I appreciate the
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Why the Cochrane review on exercise therapy for chronic fatigue syndrome is still misleading
On Wednesday, October 2, Cochrane published a long-awaited amendment to its review of exercise therapy
Turning a blind eye to blinding
Blinding, sometimes called masking, is the process of keeping key persons involved in the conduct
The Guardian’s Science Weekly podcast and the Cochrane review
Yesterday, the Guardian’s Science Weekly podcast published an update of its episode titled: “What role
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The Cochrane correspondence
The Cochrane review on exercise therapy for patients suffering from chronic fatigue syndrome has been