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I guess that must be a bad translation in the paper then! "Oxiológia" is not a common word even in Hungarian, I've never heard it but it seems to mean emergency medicine.

Two preprints on ChatGPT's clinical decisions/diagnoses, one American, one Hungarian. Assessing the Utility of ChatGPT Throughout the Entire Clinical Workflow, Rao et al Abstract IMPORTANCE Large language model (LLM) artificial intelligence (AI) chatbots direct the power of large training...

I'm quite sure it must be a parody sort of account. Btw, short personal story: yesterday a person with LC was asking about the reactivated EBV theory in my group and what we think. And another person with LC replied and also added that now, because of long covid doctors are also starting to...

Abstract The SARS-CoV-2 Omicron (B.1.1.529) variant has been associated with less severe acute disease, however, concerns remain as to whether long-term complaints persist to a similar extent as for earlier variants. Studying 1 323 145 persons aged 18-70 years living in Norway with and...

Hm. It is kind of like including Harvey Weinstein and the likes on such a list on a website for women's issues and then calling it a safe space. Because both of these sides are somehow equally responsible for the current heated situation and the stalling of the field, all we need is a bridge...

Abstract Background Symptom persistence in non-hospitalized COVID-19 patients, also known as Long COVID or Post-acute Sequelae of COVID-19, is not well characterized or understood, and few studies have included non-COVID-19 control groups. Methods We used data from a cross-sectional COVID-19...

Yes, he was also invited to the long covid symposium of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences last year and I wrote about what he said here. He conveniently twisted things the way it fit his narrative.

I think I'm still in that early stage when this happens for some people. I remember someone with the same early hypersomnia mentioned on this forum that for him it turned into insomnia after about ten years. It is weird hearing about these experiences. A bit like sitting on death row not knowing...

CNN: How to help friends and employees living with long Covid Be compassionate: Many with long Covid feel stigmatized or invalidated by a world eager to move past the pandemic. So at a most basic level, Prior suggests, begin from a place of empathy. “There is a sort of toxic idea that people...

National Geographic covering this study and also this one: Chronic fatigue syndrome is a puzzle. Your gut microbiome may have the key. "New research reveals connections between certain gut bacteria and chronic fatigue syndrome, an ailment often connected to long COVID."

National Geographic covering this study and also this one: Chronic fatigue syndrome is a puzzle. Your gut microbiome may have the key. "New research reveals connections between certain gut bacteria and chronic fatigue syndrome, an ailment often connected to long COVID."

Oh, Scheibenbogen is included, good.

Do you know why this change happened? Here it is univerally called "sugar disease" by everyone, including doctors, even though the term diabetes exists. It is just a lot less common to hear it.

And the person who tweeted this seems to be a psychiatrist himself (a forensic one).

I actually got much better in my second and third year (it was a very slow process) and I thought I was one of those people who eventually either recover or at least stabilize at a more manageable level. I was 90% back to normal. I still had my symptoms but they were very very mild, so I could...

Apps like Free Alarm Clock can wake it up from Sleep mode, so it doesn't need to actively run. Unless you want the laptop to be completely turned off.

Maybe you can do it with your laptop? When I was a student in the 2000s, I used my PC to wake me up. I'm sure you can set an alarm with the clock of your laptop, the question is whether it allows you to pick your own sound (or whether you find the available tunes nice enough). Worth a try though.

I would hazard a guess that it gets positive reviews because it is actually quite similar in its presentation to Ruben Östlund movies like The Square or Triangle of Sadness (I know he is Swedish). It is quirky satire about the weirdness of modern society and this seems to be quite "in" now, as...

I've just finished watching a Norwegian movie called Sick of Myself. It is a pretty recent satirical film. The main character is Signe, a very desperate young woman with extreme attention-seeking behaviour. This manifests in different ways: she often mentions how other people admire her for...

I don't know if this is the reason in my case but I've had breathing difficulties since the start of my disease, even though my triggering illness had zero respiratoy symptoms. The breathing difficulty (the feeling of not enough air coming in despite normal breathing) for me is unrelated to...