September 17 article. Just a general article, no reference to ME/CFS specifically, although parts could certainly be relevant.
Shorter than most papers (1633 words which includes counting reference numbers). I didn't notice any math/stat or biological terms, although I suppose a piece like this could be perhaps a little abstract for the odd person who hasn't read anything about the area.
http://editorsupdate.elsevier.com/i...-research-the-rule-rather-than-the-exception/
Shorter than most papers (1633 words which includes counting reference numbers). I didn't notice any math/stat or biological terms, although I suppose a piece like this could be perhaps a little abstract for the odd person who hasn't read anything about the area.
Dr Kevin Mullane and Dr Mike Williams, two of the editors of the Elsevier journal, Biochemical Pharmacology, discuss some of the causes and prevalence of bias in the fields of biomedical research - and the implications for the wider research community.
http://editorsupdate.elsevier.com/i...-research-the-rule-rather-than-the-exception/