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Copied from Dr Ron Davis - Updates on ME/CFS research - September 2019 onwards The neutrophil study

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/montreal/simons-video-jennyfer-hatch-1.6641543 Why Quebec fashion retailer Simons is tackling medical aid in dying on its shopping website Mentions Ehlers-Danlos syndrome

https://journals.plos.org/ploscompbiol/article?id=10.1371/journal.pcbi.1008984# Erroneous conversion of gene names into other dates and other data types has been a frustration for computational biologists for years. We hypothesized that such errors in supplementary files might diminish after...

Link https://talkingpointsmemo.com/feature/long-covid-workforce-economy-labor

⬆️ Nostradamus

Also, if possible, hoping that @Jonathan Edwards could comment on this one—thanks. A pre- and postoperative study of patients with ME/CFS operated for foraminal stenosis – Prof. Per Sjogren, Dr. Bo Bertilson, Dr. Helena Huhmar, Dr. Lauri Soinne, Dr. Olli Polo, Dr. Jonas Bergquist, and Dr...

Decent! I’m not a big fan of LDN/Younger, but if they give him cash, they should put tight performance timelines on him as he seems to have had a lot of “ongoing” projects that never seem to have gotten published.

But there are funded projects that are not related to the long-term effects of Covid, apart from the MECFS subset. The Strange – Long COVID Grants (???) – 14% I would be shocked if Congress had these studies in mind when it funded the RECOVER project. It’s possible that some of these studies...

Summary The RECOVER Initiative has spent hundreds of millions of dollars building out the infrastructure to support its big study – following and analyzing 18,000 people. Grants from outside researchers, though, are important as well. The vast majority of potential long COVID researchers...

The Good, the Bad, and the Strange: the RECOVER Initiative Long COVID Grants, Cort Johnson Some bogus stuff here— @dave30th—possible for you to inquire as how to how an HIV study got funded here—thanks.

Except of course when the specialists find a “real” disease. There is a real liability to refer patients to a “symptoms” clinic instead of to a specialist, who has good chance of finding a “real physical illness”. Good luck with malpractice claims.

https://www.cell.com/cell-reports-medicine/fulltext/S2666-3791(22)00375-5 Highlights • RNA-seq of PBMCs from 152 individuals with post-treatment Lyme disease • Differential expression between acute, post-treatment, and uninfected • Machine learning to identify most relevant genes • 35 genes...