Berkeley's lecturer in public health: Bizarre PACE trial response

(Before It's News)

By David Tuller, lecturer in public health and journalism at the University of California, Berkeley: They have recently argued, in response to Wilshire et al, that it doesn't matter that some participants were recovered on the physical function or the fatigue outcomes at baseline because there were other recovery criteria. This is truly a bizarre response for researchers to make. It is also a

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