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Thank you Lars! In case the tweet disappears later, the PC1 x axis accounts for 31.5%. I look forward to hearing more about this.

We do need massive new efforts. But part of that is lone patients telling people they know about the illness. It will get us somewhere. If people with ME/CFS stop feeling embarrassed, and are as open about our disease as people with other awful diseases, that will make a difference.

Thanks @ahimsa, that looks pretty interesting. Are you able to see the percentage on the X axis label?

Bautista says he is from CFS Recovery. Niklas Malmquist quotes CFS Recovery: (from @mango's link) I don't know if Bautista alone is CFS Recovery, or if CFS Recovery is a bigger organisation.

It's really amateurish BPS. He chose a distracting background with people walking past, so each stop and start when he fluffs his lines are super obvious. You aren't having a crash, you are having 'an adjustment period'. Never mind that you aren't seeing progress in objective measures of...

I meant to listen to this, but the call was in the middle of my night and I didn't make it. Did anyone listen to the call who can give their overall impression? I can't access Twitter - those tweets linked above don't really say anything, summarising here in case they disappear: "Gudrun Lange...

Oh Trudie, to have been thinking about these things for so long, and yet still not getting the difference between correlation and causation. (cross post with Hoopoe)

I don't know, all I know is that the balance is more difficult than I realised when taking doxycycline for weeks on end to protect against malaria. I guess it's likely though that there is no free lunch. Ideally, we would be fairly certain that there is a bacterial infection likely to be...

Further on the negative impact of antibiotics, this paper is specifically on reducing mitochondrial function: Mitochondria as target to inhibit proliferation and induce apoptosis of cancer cells: the effects of doxycycline and gemcitabine, 2020, Dijk et al