There is a huge range of viral upper respirator tract infections. Some of them are dismissed as mere "colds", but some of those "colds" can give...
To be honest, those mentions make me feel less confident in the the theory, rather than more confident...
Indeed. Generally speaking, if people were really doing much better and pleased, grateful for the therapy, there would be a much higher followup...
I'm open to considering splitting. Makes a nice alternative to the lumping of "CFS", "SEID" etc. ;)
The "40% of people have innate cellular immunity" is nonsense because it is nonspecific. (and specificity is the fundamental basis of the adaptive...
This isn't a "true association", it's the usual candidate gene association junk. I've never seen a study like this for any disease that wasn't...
The usual "effect", meaning response biases. Notice how they're not considering hours worked as an outcome measure.
Another medical doctor who rarely if ever read epidemiological literature before COVID-19 the literature and believes the elite-group think that...
On this topic, several groups are developing monoclonal antibodies (often treatments combining several), which may be brought to market at around...
I would have liked to see a scatter plot of hours worked vs change in hours worked, but alas this was not done. I mean it wasn't as if return to...
I'm still trying to work it out. The diagram is suggesting lower ferric->ferrous conversion (STEAP3), it is implying lower uptake by TfR1 & DMT1,...
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Impossible to say right now, because the medical authorities haven't bothered to keep track.
More candidate gene association junk. Unless the SNP is highly specific (100% of cases as in rare genetic diseases), I just don't care.
On the contrary to the authors claims, an unexpectedly low number (1.6% compared to population norms) of depression/anxiety was associated with an...
This study is novel in that the active MRI tasks was the stroop test. The magnitude of the observed effect may suggest that this is a consequence,...
As I posted on the SW thread, the incidence numbers were significantly lower than what we've seen from SARS-2 (or EBV for that matter). 227...
Yes, there is a total lack of clarity, or blurring of what is actually being measured. Fatigue usually means many different things when it comes...
The "metacongition" stuff is merely speculation. The authors don't seem to understand, nor care about how peripheral efferents are directly...
Has anyone participated in one of these meetings? I'm curious about the level of engagement with the audience / interesting questions being asked?
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