Thank you @Sarah for posting this. Unfortunately I missed seeing it and am only beginning to catch up a bit this evening.
Maybe notice of it was posted earlier but if so, I missed it totally. Would be glad of early notification where possible because of overlaps with ME so I can brief my MP and...
I know a lot of people with lipoedema complain about this and find it extremely difficult to get a referral to an appropriate Consultant. My own GP really didn't want to refer me ( I wasn't grossly overweight but I had the typical weight distribution for lipoedema and it was worsening).
It is...
Currently being announced on BBC news channel that 6 European countries have written to Pfizer/Biotech expressing concern that they have been warned of delays in the delivery of the vaccine.
This news is just coming in and the channel said they would be coming back with more information...
I watched the programme live- found it interesting but unfortunately couldn't manage the length of the session. I reached my limit about 1hour 10 mins in and had to leave. By 6pm I am tired and needing to pace rigorously. I imagine the event was primarily for GPs so this may not be an issue for...
I have only just read the link to the biomarker discovery ( was sidetracked to the Oxford vaccine which was approved the same day) and will tag all those who have contributed to the thread so far @Kitty @yME @Jonathan Edwards[/USER] @Arnie Pye @Simbindi @ukxmrv
From the link...
There is an article by George Monbiot in the Guardian today, the lead article of the inside section 'the Journal', entitled " A year on, our leaders still have no plan to control covid." It is what it sounds from the title, a critical overview of the way the Government have handled covid...
Have they given an efficacy figure for the fulldose- fulldose administered 3 months apart?( Oxford)
I had the earlier Oxford figs in my head (62% vs 90%) but do not recall having seen a figure that just may be reliable for the proposed delivery roll out method- 2 full doses up to 3 months...
At the moment, I am struggling with the decision too, wanting to be vaccinated but with rather a heavy heart because of confusion about the data - figs are changing- and I could change my mind again. I am in group 4 so theoretically (!) should be done by Feb 15th and my GP has told me I will get...
https://www.s4me.info/threads/special-report-online-activists-are-silencing-us-scientists-say-reuters-march-2019.8557/page-19
It's not the first time George Monbiot has expressed an interest in ME/cfs.
In March 2019 he expressed an interest in why patients would not want their illness...
One of my remaining pleasures is to read the delivered newspaper, which obviously needs to be done promptly. During the first lockdown we removed and put to one side the outside page which was most unsatisfactory. Didn't know what I was reading about until well into the article.
Over the summer...
Received an email this morning from Book Depository saying Puzzle Solver is back in stock although when I activated the link, it still says it is currently unavailable! I think I'll be waiting till Feb 4th for my copy but if you are really anxious to read it sooner, give it a couple of days and...
A biomarker discovered for lipoedema at Stanford. Not yet read fully - what a news day!
http://med.stanford.edu/news/all-news/2020/11/biomarker-for-lipedema-discovered.html?fbclid=IwAR33ZTwE7mghsMoNxkwgTiEik8VDyP_rufSkLUCvbfjOFwvOD-zqzmylc7c
edit: I have just glanced at some of the earlier...
@Snow Leopard . I can't pretend to understand the stats but am waiting for the UK regulatory results to be published. I presume that more data on Oxford will be released? Will need reading carefully.
Link to last article looks interesting.
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