Tag Archives: Dr Peter White

Sick of the sick role: narratives of what ‘recovery’ means to people with CFS/ME

Posted on 02/21/2021 by wames

Sick of the sick role: narratives of what “Recovery” means to people with CFS/ME, by Anna Cheshire, Damien Ridge, Lucy V Clark, Peter D White in Qualitative Health Research Vol 31, Issue 2, 2021 [doi.org/10.1177/1049732320969395]   Research abstract: Little is … Continue reading →

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Is chronic fatigue syndrome heterogeneous?

Posted on 05/25/2016 by wames

Review abstract: Background: There is evidence for and against functional somatic syndromes being either lumped together or separated apart. The aim of this presentation is to review the evidence regarding the heterogeneity of chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS) and to provide new data addressing … Continue reading →

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Probing an untrustworthy Cochrane review of exercise for CFS

Posted on 04/26/2016 by wames

Blog post by Prof James C Coyne, 23 April 2016: Probing an untrustworthy Cochrane review of exercise for “chronic fatigue syndrome” From my work in progress: My ongoing investigation so far has revealed that the 2016 Cochrane review misrepresents what … Continue reading →

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