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  1. Yann04

    Heart rate as a measure of ME/CFS-relevant exertion/severity

    I think the exertion strain for outcomes is definitely an interesting way to look at this. Maybe it could be a useful measure. I don’t understand how that would work. For example my anecdotal experience: My RHR is about 40-45 when I’m not in PEM and 50-55 when I’m in PEM. My heart rate might...
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    Depression as a moderator and mediator of functional status in patients with Long COVID: […] from the PERCEIVE cohort in Australia, 2025, Seboka+

    Functional Status as a moderator and mediator of Scores on the PHQ-9 in Long COVID : False Positives and the Inadequacy of PHQ-9 for the Chronically Ill. Change a few words in how the results are interpreted and you’ve got yourself a valuable contribution to the field.
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    Decadelong low basal ganglia NAA/tCr from elevated tCr supports ATP depletion from [Mt] dysfunction and neuroinflammation in [GWI], 2025, Cheshkov+

    I think it’s long term longitudinal. Like they mention measurments at “10 years”. But still 6 years is a massive amount of time to wait before publishing if they think they’re publishing something that will advance the field.
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    The ME Association Clinical Assessment Toolkit (ME-CAT) and app (autonom-e)

    This sort of endless form filling is exactly the cognitive busywork that can make clinics inaccessible for pwME. It’s basically homework for someone who’se already struggling to have the energy to survive.
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    Brief Communication - Economic burden of long COVID: macroeconomic, cost-of-illness and microeconomic impacts, Amit Bansal, 2025

    Up to? So it magically gets better after 3 years? Or was that just the cutoff date for the data?
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    What Doesn't Kill You [Forthcoming Documentary]

    For what it’s worth. I’ve never seen a video about an ME/CFS case that’s worse than I was at my worst. And a large majority of videos on pwME are on people much healthier than me. I haven’t been able to speak in 2 years, hear a human voice, I have been wearing extremely heavy duty earmuffs and...
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    Well-known, famous people with Covid-19 and Long Covid

    some extracts for those that don’t wanna click on the link BTW I heavily recommend installing an addblocker, very much a large QOL improvement on the internet.
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    News from France

    Families of pwME -25 yo in Brittany/Bretagne are asked to participate in interviews for a sort of mini “census” of the scene for young pwME in the region.
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    Evaluation of Interventions for Cognitive Symptoms in Long COVID, 2025, Knopman et al

    isn’t that bound to happen whether it works or not. with a fluctuating condition with significant natural recovery rates.
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    Air Purifier for COVID

    Mini update: Hard to tell if the filter works well, I guess I’ll see next time a virus spreads through the house. But the sleep mode is basically silent which is amazing.
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    Open [Tokyo, Japan] Study of the Efficacy and Safety for Rituximab in Myalgia Encephalomyelitis/Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (ME/CFS)

    Yeah like I’d honestly take losing all 4 of my limbs if it made me healthy again. As a very severe person I’m willing to go through very very major tradeoffs if something really works.
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    Germany's "National Decade Against Post-Infectious Diseases"

    I think its to write to the TV channel who invited him. I’ve sent the email, I doubt it’ll do anything in the immediate but a few hundred emails might make them think twice about inviting him again.
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    Prior antibiotic exposure is associated with worse outcomes in adults with COVID-19, 2025, McAlister et al.

    How did they correct for the confounders of poor health/recent infection etc
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    USA: News from #MEAction

    New blog post from #MEA on how they plan to run the Minnesota Pilot Program (Does the pilot have a thread, couldn’t find one…) https://www.meaction.net/post/inside-our-playbook-6-strategic-choices-behind-our-minnesota-pilot
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    Long COVID trajectories in the prospectively followed RECOVER-Adult US cohort, 2025, Thaweethai et al.

    It’s notable that as for the overall incidence new cases were in large part making up for the recoveries.
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    Germany's "National Decade Against Post-Infectious Diseases"

    How are outpatient clinics in Germany? Could this lead to some BACME type stuff?
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    bodysymptoms.org: Postlaunch evaluation and update, 2025, Saunders et al

    This is so bad. And I know it will be a somewhat prominent websites patients will get sent to. I myself got sent to the FND equivalent neurosymptoms.org
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    Introducing “Energy Limiting Conditions”: The Emergence and Evolution of a New Impairment Concept, 2025, Hale

    It sounds constant. Like “I can never do X” What I like about energy is it conveys more the “I can sometimes do X but it depends what else I’ve done that day and…”
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    United Kingdom: ME Research UK (MERUK) News

    In my experience they tend to overstate the evidence a little. But I don’t have energy to dig up references. Of course they also do great work. But I wouldn’t uncritically assume their research summaries as true.
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