Thomas Allgén, the general practitioner central to the high-profile “Da Costa case” involving chronic fatigue syndrome, has received a ruling overturning his previous conviction for medical negligence. Allgén reacted to the news with humility, describing the reversal as “unique,” noting the prolonged legal battle initially went against him before ultimately shifting in his favor. The case, which garnered significant public attention, questioned the medical establishment’s approach to the condition. While relieved by the outcome, Allgén is now contemplating donating a portion of the funds he received as a result of the legal proceedings to charity. Details regarding the amount and specific charities are yet to be announced. This decision reflects Allgén’s perspective on the case and its wider implications. The acquittal marks a significant development in the long-running Da Costa controversy.