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This has excellent anti-BPS sh*tposting potential, were we ever to go down that route.

Yes, important point. Once you drop those fundamental tenets (deconditioning and fear avoidance), the whole house of cards collapses.

Yeah, they just renamed their Youtube channel. Nothing new.

Generally agree, but this one stood out. It sort of makes sense. I am big believer in focusing on the ME brain, and this seems like a good lead that could tie together seemingly disparate clues.

I have a copy now but I can't upload to the thread as the file is too large.

Yes, the lead author and Robinson are both on this recent paper from the Stanford groups: https://www.pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.2426564122

I forgot to link. Will add now, but it's paywalled.

Some press here: https://www.theguardian.com/science/2025/nov/12/epstein-barr-virus-appears-to-be-trigger-of-lupus-disease-say-scientists https://www.newscientist.com/article/2504061-strongest-evidence-yet-that-the-epstein-barr-virus-causes-lupus/

Editor’s Summary Epstein-Barr virus (EBV) has been making waves as a candidate driver of diseases like multiple sclerosis and Long Covid. It has also long been linked to systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE), although the “why” behind this link has not been defined. Here, Younis et al. provide...

You've probably come across my threads here. I have quite severe visual processing problems. I have a bad case of 'visual snow syndrome' which is much more than seeing static. The most disabling symptom for me is afterimages (palinopsia). It's another condition that is not well understood and is...

At this stage we need to proscribe Scientific Reports.

Probably a worthwhile study. I don't think the average GP is clued-up about the different side effect profiles of anti-depressants, aside from the most obvious stuff. They just seem to have their own 'favourites' that they feel comfortable prescribing.

I don't really know enough about proprioception but it seems anything that invovles the brain's processing of signals can be affected, and this is just one part of the puzzle for some patients.

We've discussed this case previously here: https://www.s4me.info/threads/uk-dr-sarah-myhill.18699/post-372441 I can't remember the reason why it's in the Myhill thread, but there was a reason! EDIT: The author references Dr Myhill frequently in the website article, and it seems he may have...

Absolutely. Can tell it's AI based only on those few sentences.

Yes, they definitely need that too.

I am actually suprised FME is still going. It all seemed to fizzle to almost nothing a few years ago. I have just seen that their website is being redeveloped, which is good because it was awful. https://forward-me.co.uk/

There's a 'not sure' option, which will likely apply to many of us, especially in the UK where testing is sparse.

I really doubt it. It's probably due to PR from Oxford Biodynamics.

Yes, this is what I was getting at. For example a combination of clinical tests aid diagnosis of Guillain-Barré Syndrome (GBS), but the overriding disease mechanism is unknown.