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A serial `healthy control’ research participant, citizen scientist, and public involvement in health research enthusiast.

PubMed Commons comments on Cochrane Exercise for CFS review (2015)
Commentary on Cochrane’s Exercise review September-October 2018 (via Absolutely Maybe blog)
My complaint to the Cochrane Governing Board about the Cochrane review of Exercise for chronic fatigue syndrome (November 2018)
Correspondence between Cochrane Editor-in-Chief David Tovey and Trygve Ottersen, Acting Director of Norwegian Institute of Public Health October-November 2018
Response to my complaint to the Cochrane Governing Board about the Cochrane review of Exercise for chronic fatigue syndrome
How Cochrane could help improve the quality of primary research (2018)
Reply to David Tovey’s letter about the Exercise for CFS review
The latest on my complaint to Cochrane about the Exercise for Chronic Fatigue Syndrome reviews (April 2019)
Response from the Co-Chairs of the Cochrane Governing Board (May 2019)
Correspondence with the Charity Commission (April-May 2019)
Correspondence between Cochrane Editor-in-Chief David Tovey and Atle Fretheim, Director of the Norwegian Institute of Public Health late May 2019
June correspondence with Cochrane about the Exercise for CFS review (2019)
Correspondence between Cochrane, Gordon Guyatt and Norwegian Institute of Public Health: May-June 2019
Comment on RoB 2: a revised tool for assessing risk of bias in randomised trials (September 2019)
Comment submitted via Cochrane feedback system on Exercise for CFS Review: 11 January 2020
Correspondence with Cochrane about the Exercise for CFS review July 2019-February 2020
Alternative proposal for overview of trials of all treatments for ME (May 2020)
Request to withdraw CBT for CFS review (June 2020)
It’s not only drugs and medical devices that can cause harm
Second comment on Cochrane’s 2008 CBT for CFS review (3 August 2020)
Request to Cochrane to withdraw two reviews on Exercise therapy and CBT for Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (November 2020)
Cochrane editors concluded that reviews saying that Exercise and CBT may be helpful for ME/CFS could not cause harm to patients, despite new draft NICE guidelines saying they should no longer be used (Feb 2021)

A summary of our paper on exercise therapy and bias caused by lack of blinding

Caroline Struthers Uncategorized November 25, 2020 1 Minute

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