The dark psychosomatic history of heart disease part I
This new blog series explores the problematic history of the Type A personality in two
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The remarkable testimony of Richard Renneker
In previous blog posts, we took a deep dive into the problematic psychosomatic literature on
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The dark psychosomatic history of cancer part III
Since ancient times, the onset of cancer has been linked to depression and melancholia. Hopelessness,
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A rebuttal of Flottorp et al. “New NICE guideline on chronic fatigue syndrome: more ideology than science?”
Flottorp and colleagues have published a commentary in the Lancet in which they criticize the
The dark psychosomatic history of cancer part II
Since ancient times, the onset of cancer has been linked to depression and melancholia. Hopelessness,
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The dark psychosomatic history of cancer part I
Since ancient times, the onset of cancer has been linked to depression and melancholia. Hopelessness,
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2021: Looking back on a year of ME/CFS research
It’s the end of December, so time to review the most interesting scientific research findings
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A historic change for the ME/CFS community
Today, on 29 October 2021, the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) has
A summary of the Massachusetts ME/CFS conference
On 23 October 2021, the Massachusetts ME/CFS & FM Association organized an online conference titled
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InTime: the results of Cortene’s CT38 trial
Cortene Inc., an American pharmaceutical company, recently published findings of a preliminary treatment trial in