Kate kelland biography
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Kate Kelland
Kate Kelland is a journalist at Reuters who has written a number of articles about ME/CFS, and a number of other controversial topics.
Link to the Science Media Centre[edit | edit source]
Kate Kelland was featured in the Science Media Centre's 10 year anniversary promotional brochure, and briefly features in the SMC's current promotional video.[1][2] One of the SMC directors is PACE trial center manager Sir Simon Wessely, who was credited with helping design the PACE trial. Ms Kelland has been accused of bias in favor of views held by the SMC.[3]
Articles[edit | edit source]
- 2011, Pushing limits can help chronic fatigue patients[4]
- 2018, Exclusive: Science journal to withdraw Chronic Fatigue syndrome review
- 2019, Special Report: Online activists are silencing us, scientists say[5]
Talks and interviews[edit | edit source]
Criticism[edit | edit source]
Invest in ME Research have criticized both Kate Kelland and Reuters for Ms Kelland's misleading statements, including the claim that it was activist pressure that led to the Cochrane review's retraction announcement.[6]
The charity #MEAction Network UK complained to Reuters and the New York Post about an article by Kate Kelland that contained inaccurate statements and also misrepresented th
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Disease X: The 100 Days Mission to End Pandemics
"Engaging, accessible and ultimately optimistic account" - BBC Medical Editor Fergus Walsh
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These events are not freak events, but are happening continually, and at an increasing cadence: SARS in 2002, H5N1 bird flu in 2004, H1N1 'swine flu' in 2009, MERS in 2012, Ebola in 2014, Zika in 2015, Covid-19 in 2019, and H5N1 bird flu and mpox more recently.
Written by a long-standing ex-Reuters global health and science correspondent, DISEASE X uses privileged access to the body leading international efforts to control viral outbreaks, the Coalition for E
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