Thanks Andy! This is really helpful. That really is an absolutely shocking paragraph to read.
Signed. What's the nature of this petition? Is it like the German one where reaching the quorum results in some government hearing? Or is it more...
I am extremely worried about the quality of this survey
Question about the PACE trial: It's quoted in Bruce Levin's youtube video (timestamped: [MEDIA]) and in David Tuller's blog that...
That's really interesting. So you might expect protein coding mutations to be fairly binary most of the time - either total loss of function or...
I recall a twitter thread relatively recently discussing a new paper from whole exome sequencing, looking for the contribution of rare variants in...
Something about the hashtag #TeamClots makes me laugh. I think it's that it sounds like they're on the side of the clots rather than against them
This 2010 review ( https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2998922/ ) suggests RBCs use ATP to regulate deformability, becoming more rigid in...
I do like the idea of a positive feedback loop causing PEM. They are suggesting the RBCs are deformable in normal O2 conditions though, so perhaps...
Is there a source for where he reports on the size of the "something in the blood"? I think this is very interesting. When you say bigger than a...
From the Axcella website: "AXA1125 is an EMM composition of six amino acids and derivatives." If it is simply amino acids then is this...
Is anything known about its mechanism of action? Is this a small molecule with a known target?
Is it likely that the Royal Colleges continuing to take this position will cause problems with obtaining funding for the kind of research we need?...
It would definitely be a good thing for BACME and it's fontline clinicians to be more connected to the biomedical research community. How many of...
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