Great news ... the truth about PACE trial coming out on QMUL campus
The Print News is Queen Mary Student Union's newspaper. This is the main university of the PACE trial and Peter White.
Rachel Muller-Heyndyk has written about it in January. She is a second year English and Drama student at QMUL.
I understand this was printed and available and distributed on campus.
Let's give Rachel Muller-Heyndyk some hits on the QM student website.
The Print News is Queen Mary Student Union's newspaper. This is the main university of the PACE trial and Peter White.
Rachel Muller-Heyndyk has written about it in January. She is a second year English and Drama student at QMUL.
Queen Mary has been accused of “defending the indefensible” after they rejected requests to share the raw data of a controversialtrial for the treatment of Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
PACE, a five year long trial instigated by researchers from QMUL and Kings College London, was the first to test the effectiveness of the four main treatments available for the condition. Adaptive pacing therapy, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), graded exercise therapy, and standardised specialist medical care are all currently used to reduce symptoms in sufferers.
It is estimated that a quarter of a million people in the UK suffer from myalgic encephalomyelitis (ME) otherwise known as Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS), but its causes are unclear.
http://theprintnews.co.uk/2016/01/scientists-demand-transparency-on-pace-trial/
I understand this was printed and available and distributed on campus.
Let's give Rachel Muller-Heyndyk some hits on the QM student website.