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I kind of skimmed through it. Is it really just two pages? I somehow thought the interim guidance had more info than this one, but I may be mistaken. This one seems to be quite short and vague. It mentions ME/CFS once as a similar condition and that such conditions are often misunderstood and...

The page of the original interim guidance seems to be deleted now and there is a new informational page for long covid on the CDC website: Long COVID Basics Key Points Long COVID is a serious illness that can result in chronic conditions requiring comprehensive care. Long COVID can include a...

Abstract Evidence has suggested an increased risk of psychiatric manifestations following viral infections including coronavirus disease-2019 (COVID-19). However, psychiatric adverse events (AEs) after COVID-19 vaccination, which were documented in case reports and case series, remain unclear...

Raelan Agle is a well-known grifter basically, you can find plenty of people on the CFS subreddit complaining about her. I remember she promoted the Lightning Process in one of her videos. Maybe it was a paid ad for LP disguised as a normal video.

But in that section they are not talking about long covid specifically. This whole part, quoted by @rvallee and linked by me earlier in the thread is in the chapter about similar chronic conditions, ME/CFS, fibromyalgia etc. These are the quotes: As I said earlier, this sounds like GET can...

There is actually an article about this in English: Med Uni launches first course on ME/CFS

I only did one edit, back in 2021 when I added my website to the otherwise completely empty "Hungary" page. I added it to the "Patient Groups" section with an accompanying explanation that there are no patient organizations here, just this website. A while later (looks like from the edits it was...

It is quite long of course, so I haven't read it all but there is an entire chapter titled "Chronic Conditions Similar to Long Covid" It points out very well how long covid or at least a percentage of LC is eerily similar to ME/CFS, gives a lot of info about ME/CFS and in general I thought it...

I can see it in "Recent posts" both on my laptop and my phone without a problem.

Offtopic fun fact: I actually know who Davina McCall is as she was one of the MTV hosts when she was younger and I was just a kid (glued to MTV).

I've been dreading menopause ever since I first heard about the symptoms in my teens. (And I'm not even someone prone to "health anxiety".) With ME/CFS it sounds even worse to have those additional symptoms. Really not looking forward to it...

Background – Long Covid is a complex condition characterised by symptoms that persist for weeks and months after the Covid infection, accompanied by cognitive impairment that negatively affects daily life. Understanding this complex condition is important for the development of diagnostic and...

It is an Indian website and basically all the Indian articles on ME/CFS that I have come across have been extraordinarily bad. I mean you can find bad articles everywhere but the ones coming from India seem to be uniformly very bad. The other day I posted one of them in one of the funny threads...

Btw, do we know what the normally experienced drop-out rate of similar interventions is in studies that are not about ME/CFS/long covid?

Study group: About PEM:

Abstract The presence of prolonged symptoms after COVID infection worsens the workability and quality of life. 200 adults with long COVID syndrome were enrolled after medical, physical, and mental screening, and were divided into two groups based on their performance. The intervention group...

"Since the COVID-19 pandemic, SARS-CoV-2 has caused unexplained, chronic, post-infection symptoms in survivors. The phenomenon, known as post-acute sequelae of SARS-CoV-2 infection or "long COVID," surfaced shortly after COVID-19 testing was introduced to the public, and doctors began noting a...

Context: basically you can't read anything about long covid in Hungarian media anymore (government or independent media, it really doesn't matter which one). I mean you can find a few articles sometimes that are translated from some foreign source about some LC research that made some waves...

OK, I've found the severe ME/CFS section but it wasn't easy, you basically need to follow the redirection from an otherwise dead link and then it is there...

The CDC's informational webpage about ME/CFS seems to be rewritten or at least restructured. I don't know to what extent it has been edited and how much new material has been added (or old stuff changed). At a click glance, a lot has remained the same in essence but again, I haven't checked it...