- Jul 2018
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On 2013 Dec 30, Tom Kindlon commented:
My published response: "Change in grey matter volume cannot be assumed to be due to cognitive behavioural therapy"
I had a letter published in reply to the authors' response to the Inge Bramsen letter. Among other things, I highlighted that there was no CFS control group in this study, so one shouldn't assume any change was due to CBT e.g. it could be due to the passage of time (plausible given people with CFS, once diagnosed, are more likely to improve than deteriorate, at least in the short term). The letter can be read here: http://brain.oxfordjournals.org/content/132/7/e119.long
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- Feb 2018
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On 2013 Dec 30, Tom Kindlon commented:
My published response: "Change in grey matter volume cannot be assumed to be due to cognitive behavioural therapy"
I had a letter published in reply to the authors' response to the Inge Bramsen letter. Among other things, I highlighted that there was no CFS control group in this study, so one shouldn't assume any change was due to CBT e.g. it could be due to the passage of time (plausible given people with CFS, once diagnosed, are more likely to improve than deteriorate, at least in the short term). The letter can be read here: http://brain.oxfordjournals.org/content/132/7/e119.long
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