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Tag Archives: GET
HHS and the IOM Saga: The Definition of Insanity and a Bad Case of Stockholm Syndrome
[I have borrowed somewhat from my prior blog posts and my legal complaints for this piece, but I’ve added on, so to speak, based on recent events and I thought it might be helpful to have all the arguments in … Continue reading
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Tagged Antidepressants, Canadian Consensus Criteria, CBT, CCC, CFS, CFSAC, CFSAC Recommendation October 2012, CFSAC webinar December 2013, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, Chronic Multi-Symptom Illness, CMI, Competition Rules, Diagnostic Criteria, Dr. Byron Hyde, Dr. Gailen, Dr. Howard Koh, Dr. Mary Ann Fletcher, Dr. Nancy Lee, Eileen Holderman, Free speech, GET, Government Intimidation, Gulf War Illness, GWI, HHS, Institutional Conflict of Interest, IOM, IOM Study, ME, ME/CFS, Myalgic Encephalomyelitis, NIH, Personal Attacks, Secretary Sebelius, Steven Krafchick, Termination for Convenience
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Teitelbaum’s Critique of PACE Fails to Deliver
In his March 9, 2011 article in Psychology Today, Dr. Jacob Teitelbaum took a look at the PACE trial done in the UK, which studied the effect of cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and graded exercise therapy (GET) on patients with … Continue reading
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Tagged CBT, CFS, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Dr. Teitelbaum, GET, Graded Exercise Therapy, ME/CFS, PACE Study, S.H.I.N.E. Protocol
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Thoughts About M.E. 