deleder2k
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Say hello from me and apologies for being in Oman. I would have enjoyed a quick trip to Edinburgh.
Enjoy Oman. Muscat is beautiful. Do check out the 'Souk' - the local marketplace. It is stunning.
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Say hello from me and apologies for being in Oman. I would have enjoyed a quick trip to Edinburgh.
Sir Coyne versus PACE the magic dragon? Or Coyne, slayer of pseudoscience?PS: Coyne is really getting into the PACE slaying business.
Llewellyn King:
''There's one lady we both know who's son actually died because he tried to beat it by exercise...killed himself by exercise....He was 15 years old and he thought I will be a man, I will exercise, I will beat this with exercise. A truly terrible situation''.
Brynmor John had been diagnosed with the illness, and died suddenly immediately after exiting the House of Commons gym. He had been following an exercise regime based on what is argued to be unfounded and unethical medical advice: that sufferers may exercise their way toward a cure for the illness.
Hey #PACE investigators, Jimmy Coyne came to town. He's about to knock the stuffing out of your pathetic trial.
See his recent blog post at PLOS Mind the
Brain about the flawed PACE ME/CFS trial
that shows why results of follow-up study are
uninterpretable and investigators' claims the
benefits of psychological interventions
persisted are untrue. It received over 10,000
visits in in the first week after its posting and
the most comments ever of any PLOS blog.
James C. Coyne's pub talk is being Tweeted using the #PubPACE hashtag this evening from 7pm-ish, UK time (UTC).
You can use this link to see Tweets:
https://twitter.com/search?f=tweets&vertical=default&q=#PubPACE&src=typd