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Calcitonin gene-related peptide-induced central sensitization: A hypothesis for long COVID symptoms Ella J. Lee, Cynthia Tsang, Martha Lucía Gutiérrez Pérez, Mehdi Abouzari, Hamid R. Djalilian Abstract Central sensitization (CS) denotes aberrant processing of sensory stimuli within the central...

My guess is lots of fundraising depends on the participation of a significant number of people with the condition, or who have had it or think they might get it. People directly impacted will naturally have much more motivation to find cures than the general public. I think it's possible the...

Maybe this is standard researcher speak for "associated with", but to the general public I think this could easily be misconstrued as causal. I didn't thoroughly read the paper, but I didn't see any evidence that infections in early life cause problems later in life. Seems likely they're just...

Antihistamines improve cardiovascular manifestations and other symptoms of long-COVID attributed to mast cell activation Fabrizio Salvucci, Roberto Codella, Adriana Coppola, Irene Zacchei, Gabriella Grassi, Maria Luisa Anti, Nicolita Nitisoara, Livio Luzi, Carmine Gazzaruso Introduction...

Don't know if this has been mentioned, but I'm wondering if there could be a document outlining the most promising research avenues that have significant barriers delaying them or preventing them from happening. Mainly thinking about the financial barrier to SequenceME, but also other research...

Maybe a compromise between waiting for some professional looking section to be added to the site, and just using threads as places to post resources, would be just setting up a Wordpress site. It could be set up pretty quickly and wouldn't require any technological upgrades to the S4ME server...

Sure, all of the typical "wiki" stuff can be removed without splitting it between an "in-house" and final software. Screenshot of another page of one of the wikis I linked above: They removed everything except the date the page was last modified at the bottom, and for people that are really...

I guess it's not so important it's a wiki specifically. They excel when anyone is allowed to edit, though MediaWiki does still work well as a more basic content management system because it's very well made while still being free. There might be simpler solutions that make more sense if only a...

Here are some examples of sites with skins applied to MediaWiki (link text is names of skins): Medik Metrolook These look more like standard web sites than wikis which might be better: Tweeki Chameleon Honorable mention: Mask --- I think VaultWiki would be good, but I just noticed it's...

Agreed, doesn't look great, but from what I can tell, the styling is customizable (colors, fonts, images). The advantage is users don't have to make new accounts, the posting method is familiar, and wiki pages can be easily quoted on the forums like regular posts. Maybe someone who knows...

One suggestion that might make an information section of the website easier to create is using MediaWiki software (same as Wikipedia and MEpedia). Editing rights can be given only to specific people, so it's not a free-for-all like traditional wikis. Or most of the main pages can be protected...

Identification of plasma protein biomarkers for endometriosis and the development of statistical models for disease diagnosis E.M. Schoeman, S. Bringans, K. Peters, T. Casey, C. Andronis, L. Chen, M. Duong, J.E. Girling, M. Healey, B.A. Boughton, D. Ismail, J. Ito, C. Laming, H. Lim, M. Mead...

I haven't yet fully read the thread's paper, but another paper, Persistent complement dysregulation with signs of thromboinflammation in active Long Covid, 2024, Boyman et al, replicated low anti-CXCL13 antibodies: Figures S7C and S7D: This is compared to COVID recovered controls. From the...

I think they controlled for age, so it should be cancer deaths compared to a same age reference population.

From their end of year newsletter: Coming in 2025: Science Wednesdays Starting January 1, 2025, OMF will be introducing Science Wednesdays. Every Wednesday (based on United States time zones), tune in to our social media to read a little bit about pieces of science, research, and technology...

I was also going to say this. And also, now that the predictions have "come true", maybe present the data in a format that includes all the details. How many total were predicted, the details of your system that found it, and the details of the studies that confirmed it, instead of a simple...

This is the guest editorial for a special issue of Cardiopulmonary Physical Therapy Journal dedicated to long COVID. Link to table of contents Listing of papers from the above guest editorial: 1. Laswell14 shares an essay relating her lived experience with Long Covid from her perspectives...

Answering Our Call to Care: Introduction to the Special Issue on Long Covid Davenport, Todd E. First paragraph (with line breaks added): The novel coronavirus 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic largely has faded from the daily news, but it still plays a prominent role in our daily reality. In 2023...

Maybe something like what the podcast post-exertional mayonnaise did? Post exertional then a word about science that rhymes with malaise. I can't think of a word, but something like Post exertional x-rays Post exertional tuesdays Post exertional protease Edit: Maybe it doesnt even have to...

I got an answer from them. They said that everyone will be getting 2 doses per day and they are in the process of updating the registration.