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The article has now been updated with a comment from dr. Vicky Whittemore apologising and providing link with a list of the reviewers who participated in the recent ME/CFS CEP.

A tweet by Tuller: Wow, Professor Michael Sharpe, who blames Guardian columnist @GeorgeMonbiot for causing Long Covid, posted this comment under my blog about it: "I do believe the word ‘hysterical’ is Dr Tuller." Professor Sharpe, can you translate that into English, please?

Here is link to the guideline published today NICE: Chronic pain (primary and secondary) in over 16s: assessment of all chronic pain and management of chronic primary pain

I just assumed it was a slang for energy/fuel. But looked it up and it doesn't seem so?

The Guardian: Chronic pain sufferers should take exercise, not analgesics, says Nice Quote: Nice recommends that doctors draw up a care and support plan with patients about how to manage their pain based on how badly it is affecting their day-to-day life, what activities they feel they can...

Opinion piece in the New York Times: The Mysterious Aftermath of Infections by Roxanne Khamsi. It's paywalled, unfortunately. Spotted it on twitter as it was shared by journalist Amy Maxmen who wrote a great article for Nature a few years ago about medical research into ME. She says she...

Description: Jessica Maya, a graduate student in the Genetics, Genomics, and Development Program at Cornell University in Maureen Hanson’s lab, talks about ME/CFS, the immune system response, and the fuels that energize immune cells to properly defend the body. This talk was adapted from...

Yes, there it was!! Sorry, I didn't see it, it was just right in front of me :rolleyes: Thanks again!! All good.

That link takes me to their YouTube channel https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL4Xuwfw4Q6Dbw3FwMyDGIl8APiiIq54AI

I can only find a link to their general YouTube channel of the Upptalks, but not the unlisted video with today's talk on the facebook event. But they write that they will add subtitles to today's talk and upload it within a week. So a more official upload is on its way :-)

Oh it's already out. That's great. Thanks @mango for sharing. May I ask where you found the link? I see it's the University that has uploaded it on their YouTube channel, but as an unlisted video and I wonder if it's ok to share the link further on social media.

That's very kind of you. I saw that there were 1.1 K attendees on the Facebook event for this talk. The previous event had about 120 participants. Perhaps they'll decide to share today's recording as the interest was so big? If not, it would be great to hear your audio recording, so thank you so...

Thanks @mango I was a few minutes late, and the zoom room had reached its limit of 300 participants, so couldn't access the talk. Seems there's been a lot of interest, so maybe they'll do this again sometime :-)

Article from Brian Hughes at The Science Bit: All Aboard the Long COVID gravy train Quote: Swiss Re Group, “one of the world’s leading providers of reinsurance and insurance,” recently hosted a virtual Expert Forum on “secondary” impacts of COVID. As would be expected, the insurance industry is...

The Science Bit All Aboard the Long COIVD gravy train Quote: Swiss Re Group, “one of the world’s leading providers of reinsurance and insurance,” recently hosted a virtual Expert Forum on “secondary” impacts of COVID. As would be expected, the insurance industry is especially interested in the...

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Comment on Twitter to this interview with Garner from Jonas R. Kunst, a professor in psychology at Oslo University

Monbiot continues with:

I remember there were some critical articles in Sweden on this phenomenon a while back. They're referenced in this paragraph on Wikipedia: - More recently, this phenomenon has been called into question, with two children witnessing that they were forced by their parents to act apathetic in...

This is a 6 minute film created by Inga Topolnicki. I thought it was moving and impressively well made! From the description: An Existence Project is a short stop-motion animation about what it is like to live with mild or moderate Myalgic encephalomyelitis or chronic fatigue syndrome...