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UNDARK - When Children's Covid-19 Symptoms Won't Go Away Contains interviews with several patients and experts, including Amy Proal: While she cautions that researchers simply cannot know whether the long-haulers will become life-longers, “it’s very unlikely,” she says, that SARS-CoV-2 would...

Athena Akrami is a neuroscientist at the Sainsbury Wellcome Center, UCL, London from her twitter bio. ETA: Gerada replied

The Science Bit by Brian Hughes - Beware the COVID-sceptic doctors We can all say something bizarre if we want to. Only some of us, however, are ever given a high-profile platform from which to publish it to the world. Self-belief in one’s own omnicompetence is a common affliction, especially...

STAT News Denied Treatment, some Covid long-haulers could become lifelong-haulers For most long-haulers, the illness is neither fatal nor curable. Their symptoms, like Michael’s, can resemble chronic fatigue syndrome or myalgic encephalomyelitis with crushing exhaustion, migraines, disrupted...

US News Why Does 'Mono' Sometimes Turn Into Chronic Fatigue Syndrome? The researchers discovered that people who developed ME/CFS had more physical symptoms and immune irregularities at baseline. The participants did not start with more psychological symptoms, such as stress, depression...

ETA: Then Fauci goes on to say: People get upset when you say that. I'm not saying that it is myalgic encephalitis (sic), but the constellation of symptoms that are unexplainable are quite similar. And then he goes on to talk about how to proceed with research

it says 2 000 NOK for both days and 400 NOK for the evening programme Towards the end here: https://www.mekonferansestryn.no/program

This is a private initiative from a family who has previously organised two large conferences in Stryn, Norway. They also do fundraising for biomedical research into ME. All money goes to Fluge, Mella and their team at Haukeland University Hospital. (more about their fundraising in English...

Thanks for sharing, @mango I wonder why they emphasised that "high-performing" women in particular are developing long Covid. The medical specialist, Judith Bruchfeld, hypothesised that the reason for the large portion of women in this patient group, might be a possible autoimmune mechanism...