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    Mount Sinai Expands Center for Post-COVID Care to Serve Patients in East Harlem and South Bronx

    World leading care . this is a pipe dream .Advising poor people to rest when there is no infrastructure in place that would support them is clueless.
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    New Noninvasive Device Can Modulate Specific Cell Types in Multiple Diseased Regions of the Brain

    totally invasive if ultrasound is altering brain cell function . do they not understand that words have meaning.
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    The hidden crisis: Long COVID's association with housing stability and home accessibility among people with disabilities 2024 Goddard et al

    You think it would benefit housing because so many who become chronically ill end up having to move back to their parents home.
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    Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development working paper: The impacts of long COVID across OECD countries

    .Here is me thinking that the U K approach to M E care pathway was to forget that people with m e actually have an illness and fob us of so often that we stop seeing them .i have very little faith in the medical industry when it comes to serving patient needs first.
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    Trial Report Online acceptance and commitment therapy (iACT) for adults with persistent physical symptoms – 3-month follow-up study of a... 2024 Lappalainen et al

    IT really would be cheaper for doctors to tell patients we do not know of any way to really help you but will try to reduce their symptom burden through proven treatments ie pain meds anti nausea etc.
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    Review Persistent physical symptoms: definition, genesis, and management 2024 Löwe, Rosmalen, Burton et al

    seems like the usual papermill copy paste garbage we have seen so many times before . They are still recreating the same false evidence base simply to give themselves more useless busywork. Easy job if you leave out any ability to think critically. .
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    Normal versus abnormal: What normative data tells us about the utility of heart rate in postural tachycardia, 2019, Baker and Kimpinski

    I think that patients who have no previous experience with this test will have raised heart beats simply because it is a new procedure to them and do not fully understand everything that will happen . results would be skewed by this.
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    Effectiveness of a symptom-clinic intervention ... multiple and persistent physical symptoms, 2024, Burton, Deary et al

    they are making a rather large assumption that those patients being fobbed of with bs explanations are not going to do any research of their own .resulting in a huge loss of confidence in their gps and the entire medical industry . personally i prefer that a gp has the common sense and decency...
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    EXCLUSIVE: Man, 32, becomes fully paralyzed within days of catching COVID due to rare syndrome

    if you have to instil empathy into people via a course you get a fake insincere effect that patients will see through.
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    EXCLUSIVE: Man, 32, becomes fully paralyzed within days of catching COVID due to rare syndrome

    It is absolutely stunning that so many doctors have to experience disease symptoms before they find empathy for some patient groups .This shows that way to few medical professionals actually feel any duty to understand what patients go through .
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    ‘It’s personal to me’: A qualitative study of depression in young people with CFS/ME 2017 Crawley,Loades

    YP3 had very good insight into why our education system wilfully fail our young people as always box ticking leads to worse outcomes .
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    UK:ME Association funds research for a new clinical assessment toolkit in NHS ME/CFS specialist services, 2023

    I have never owned a mobile phone never mind an expensive smartphone. I always thought that tech at the time was way to intrusive and was exploited by employers .
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    (Austria) Medical University of Graz launches initiative for ME/CFS training

    is it really cheating to use free tools to do a job for you saving you the expense of employing some one .
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    Biomedical paper retractions have quadrupled in 20 years — why?

    So not pointing out how broken the entire system of academic publishing is . Has been since the fifties when various people saw how lucrative such publishing houses could become .
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    The MEpedia Primer for Journalists

    there is a typo where it says it effects just 2 european citizens .
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    Functional Neurological Disorder (FND) - articles, social media and discussion

    if only we had their tenacity for battle at every opportunity .Terry Pratchett was a wonderful writer with many levels to his story telling .
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    Menopause - news and discussion thread

    they really like to tag on anxiety and depression to everything don't they . those two words seem to be very dismissive of two very serious comorbidities .
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