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High risk of autoimmune diseases after COVID-19 Chetan Sharma & Jagadeesh Bayry Nature Reviews Rheumatology (2023) - Full Text ABSTRACT: The full picture of post-COVID-19 autoimmune diseases and their prevalence is lacking despite numerous case reports and small series. Two studies that use...

Improvements in the quality of life will have a positive socioeconomic impact by reducing health expenditure I wonder who their intended audience is? :whistle:

That is, a cult.

As I have long argued, an in vitro test for PEM is the priority for ME research. It is ultimately the only way we will be able to accurately and safely measure and characterise PEM, for both research and clinical settings. I was hoping the something-in-the-blood-serum results would open the...

Not sure that is true. Some did, no doubt. But pretty sure a lot were not happy about it either.

Discussion: It expected that the intervention will improve the patients’ quality of life, fatigue, pain and insomnia, as well as food and physical exercise habits, providing effectiveness evidence of a new therapy in addressing these syndromes in Primary Heath Care. Improvements in the quality...

Me too.

As intended.

limit to exercise characterized by impaired or systemic oxygen extraction Interesting. Does that mean the oxygen is getting to where it should be, but is not being used (appropriately)?

Curse you for making me laugh at something so serious. :laugh::grumpy::confused:

None so zealous as the born again.

Who knew? :sneaky:

The RACGP have always been a disgrace on ME. Don't expect anything from them.

Long COVID is a multisystem condition requiring a range of medical, therapeutic, and psychological inputs. Such certainty. Why do I get a sinking feeling reading this?

So, they are going to sacrifice the ME/CFS patients to the psychosomatic gods in the foolish hope it will save their PSS patients?

Assuming that biological markers alone do not sufficiently explain aetiology and development of PSS, Hell of an assumption.

Deliberately.

Look upon ye mighty works, O BPS Poo-Bahs,

They used the 2003 and the London ME for the secondary criteria. They also modified at least the London, and I think the 2003 (IIRC) as well, thus making the results hard to compare to other studies that use the unmodified versions. Reeves WC, Lloyd A, Vernon SD, et al. The international...

Hard to avoid the suspicion that no matter what the evidence is from the study, Rosmalen is somehow going to twist it into a functional narrative, with causation assigned according to doctrine not evidence based logic. Time for a patient strike? We have the right to say no to being...