This tells us everything we need to know about how useless "fatigue scores" are.
It's like using a broken thermometer and expecting to do chemistry research with it anyway. Makes zero sense for a group of professionals to pretend that fuzzy maths applied on guesstimates about a concept made...
Full title: Unexplained post-acute infection syndromes
Authors: Jan Choutka, Viraj Jansari, Mady Hornig & Akiko Iwasaki
Published: Nature, 18 May 2022
Abstract
SARS-CoV-2 is not unique in its ability to cause post-acute sequelae; certain acute infections have long been associated with an...
Many Long Covid clinics are just as awful as the "fatigue" clinics. They're truly making their parents proud, achieve the same level of being offensively wrong.
Basically a way to turn the symptoms list patients bring into a format that will be accepted, rather than glanced then ignored?
Interesting. Could be very useful. Obviously one of the main obstacles to achieving any progress is that over 90% of the illness is simply ignored, information thrown...
Ah, well, nevertheless. It sure would have been nice to have those by now. But I guess pretending those exist should keep working for a while, at least as long as no one expects anything out of this specialty.
How could we possibly pass on the opportunity of using "have you tried not thinking...
That horse has stormed out of the barn a loooooong time ago.
It's weird that people speak of things that have been happening for years as if they could be avoided in the future.
Jaime Seltzer put it marvelously today, something like you can't predict the future if you're still negotiating with...
There is a US senate hearing today where Fauci was asked questions about LC, some mentions of how the $1.15B NIH program is going (not at all encouraging, they appear to be wasting the whole thing by relying on health records):
Wow, even by the usual standards, this is awful. Zero clue. I got curious WTH could this CSBS be and wow is this just terrible:
The most urgent and immediate focus has been placed on identifying and developing effective therapeutic interventions during the acute phase of the illness; however...
Every time I see comments like this I see a setup for failure. A problem does not have to be come catastrophically unmanageable to be a problem. This is exactly like people saying healthcare services will be swamped from each wave, and they are, but since people aren't dying on the street in...
Bit more analysis on that:
And unfortunately, some reporters have gotten the framing of "do not want job because of long-term sickness" and retained only the "do not want jobs" part:
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