Response to the editorial by Dr Geraghty
Abstract: This article is written in response to the linked editorial by Dr Geraghty about the adaptive Pacing, graded Activity …
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The PACE trial: It’s time to broaden perceptions and move on
Abstract: The continued critiques of the PACE trial highlight how differing beliefs about the causes of chronic fatigue syndrome still influence how …
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PACE trial claims for recovery in myalgic encephalomyelitis/chronic fatigue syndrome – true or false? It’s time for an independent review of the methodology and results
Abstract: The PACE trial set out to discover whether cognitive behaviour therapy and graded exercise therapy are safe and effective …
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Once again, the PACE authors respond to concerns with empty answers
Abstract: In their response to Geraghty, the PACE investigators state that they have “repeatedly addressed” the various methodological concerns raised …
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Further commentary on the PACE trial: Biased methods and unreliable outcomes
Abstract: Geraghty in the year 2016, outlines a range of controversies surrounding publication of results from the PACE trial and …
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Do graded activity therapies cause harm in chronic fatigue syndrome?
Abstract: Reporting of harms was much better in the PACE (Pacing, graded Activity, and Cognitive behavioural therapy: a randomised Evaluation) …
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Defense of the PACE trial is based on argumentation fallacies
Abstract: In defense of the PACE trial, Petrie and Weinman employ a series of misleading or fallacious argumentation techniques, including …
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Investigator bias and the PACE trial
Abstract: The PACE investigators reject Geraghty’s suggestion that the cognitive behavior therapy/graded exercise therapy trial could have been better left …
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Distress signals: Does cognitive behavioural therapy reduce or increase distress in chronic fatigue syndrome/myalgic encephalomyelitis?
Abstract: Reducing the psychological distress associated with chronic fatigue syndrome/myalgic encephalomyelitis is seen as a key aim of cognitive behavioural therapy. …
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Chronic fatigue syndrome patients have no reason to accept the PACE trial results: Response to Keith J Petrie and John Weinman
Abstract: Petrie and Weinman urge chronic fatigue syndrome patients to move on from their beliefs about their illness and accept the findings …
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