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ME & CFS – no longer classified as ‘Bodily Distress Disorder’ (BDD)
ME & CFS – no longer classified as a ‘Bodily Distress Disorder’ (BDD) by the WHO The World Health Organisation (WHO) have finally accepted that Postviral fatigue syndrome (PVFS) (8E49), Chronic fatigue syndrome (8E49), and Benign myalgic encephalomyelitis (8E49) are … Continue reading
ME/CFS: what every family physician needs to know
Article extract: Myalgic Encephalomyelitis/Chronic Fatigue Syndrome: what every family physician needs to know, by Mary Dimmock, Susan Levine, MD, and Terri L. Wilder, MSW in Family Doctor (journal of New York State Academy of Family Physicians) Winter 2018 6:3 pp 23-25 The onset … Continue reading
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Tagged clinical guidelines, Dr Susan Levine, Mary Dimmock, PEM, Post-exertional malaise, Terri L Wilder
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Help secure the World Health Organisation’s classification of ME & CFS
ME action blog post: Help secure the World Health Organisation’s classification of ME & CFS Important call to action! We need all hands on deck for a simple, but important task. The World Health Organisation (WHO) is reviewing its International … Continue reading
Estimating the disease burden of ME/CFS in the US
Article abstract: At the National Institutes of Health (NIH), burden of disease is an important factor in funding decisions along with such factors as scientific opportunity, the quality of the science, and the interest of researchers. Recent studies have quantified the … Continue reading
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Tagged Arthur A Mirin, DALY measure, Disability Adjusted Life Years measure, disease burden, Mary Dimmock, Prof Leonard Jason
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US report says there’s (almost) no evidence CBT/GET work in ME/CFS
Health rising blog, by Cort Johnson, 18 August 2016: Federal Report Says There’s (Almost) No Evidence CBT/GET Work in Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (ME/CFS) This has a been good week for advocacy. It’s shown that smart advocacy works. Twice advocates went … Continue reading
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Tagged Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, AHRQ, CBT, CDC, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, cognitive behavioural therapy, Cort Johnson, GET, graded exercise therapy, Mary Dimmock, The American Family Physician, UpToDate, WebMD
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US agency says CBT & GET ineffective for ME patients
Occupy M.E. blog post by Jennie Spotila, August 16 2016: AHRQ evidence review changes its conclusions Mary Dimmock has led the way on this issue, and is co-author of this post. In response to requests by U.S. patient organizations and advocates, the … Continue reading
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Tagged Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, AHRQ, CBT, cognitive behavioural therapy, GET, graded exercise therapy, Jennie Spotila, Mary Dimmock
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Video interview with parent Mary Dimmock about her son and rituximab
Episode 78 of Llewellyn King’s ME/CFS Alert videos interviews Mary Dimmock, whose son has ME and who is receiving RITUXAN (rituximab) treatment privately. (24 mins)
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The Guardian asks: Is CFS finally being taken seriously?
Guardian article: Is chronic fatigue syndrome finally being taken seriously?, by David Cox, 4 April 2016 Once dismissed by many doctors as a psychological illness, new research suggests CFS has its roots in infection – and there is hope of successful … Continue reading
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Tagged Dr Jose Montoya, Institute for Molecular Medicine, Institute of Medicine, Mary Dimmock, Prof Mady Hornig
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