TGI Friday! Our weekly round-up of recently published research abstracts | 23 December 2016
Immunosignatures, countering “aspersions”, sleep quality & inflammation, metabolic profiling.
Immunosignatures, countering “aspersions”, sleep quality & inflammation, metabolic profiling.
Professor Elisa Oltra, who has landed a £50,000 MEA research grant for this exciting study.
Three studies this week – from PACE re-analysis to phone-delivered CBT and heart rate feedback.
From Fatigue: Biomedicine, Health & Behavior, 14 December 2016 Can
In his second consecutive ‘Medicine Balls’ column in Private Eye,
Contains the latest – 8 December – letter to the BBC Director-General.
Just one item this week – a philosophical approach to resolving patients’ feelings of injustice
From the BMJ Blogs, 6 December 2016. Guest Post: Charlotte
From The Northern Echo, 29 November 2016. Story by Tony
In some of the fiercest parliamentary questioning about ME/CFS ever,
‘ME cluster bomb’ | Medicine Balls column, Private Eye | 25 November 2016 Read More »
Written by ‘M.D.’, the nom de guerre of Dr Phil
From Gut Microbes, 3 November 2016. Support for the Microgenderome
From Gut Microbes, 3 November 2016 Support for the Microgenderome
Mini-debate on ME/CFS in the Northern Ireland Assembly | 8 November 2016 Read More »
Source: Northern Ireland Assembly Date: November 8, 2016 URL: www.theyworkforyou.com/ni/?id=2016-11-08.5.2#g5.3
One item this week – Dr Keith Geraghty’s full-on demolition of the PACE Trial narrative.
English translation of an article published in Socialmedicinsk tidskrift, Stockholm,