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Looking at the list above, I do wonder about matching findings by chance. How many genes did your program identify, and how many genes did the latest PrecisionLife study identify? Didn't the latter report a few hundred or a few thousand genes? Seems to be an opportunity for a few genes to...

They said this: I'm looking at those tables and figures, but I can't see any reasons for withdrawals. Doesn't seem to be elsewhere in the supplement either. The protocol (Supplement 1) says:

Some posts discussing charity governance structure have been moved to United Kingdom: ME Association governance issues

Relevant tags with previous papers by this group and others: TRPM3, TRPM

Did different people write the Results and Conclusion of the abstract?

Myalgic encephalomyelitis/chronic fatigue syndrome (ME/CFS): diagnosis and management [Line breaks added] Background Myalgic encephalomyelitis/chronic fatigue syndrome (ME/CFS) has garnered substantial scientific and clinical interest, due to its rising global prevalence and significant...

Wired: 'Scientists Thought Parkinson’s Was in Our Genes. It Might Be in the Water' Human Genome Project Trichlorethylene (TCE) Human Exposome Project Link to Human Exposome Project

A post about the Rosetta Stone study was moved to a dedicated thread: Rosetta Stone Study: £1.1m awarded to investigate links between ME/CFS and Long Covid

Posts about Rosetta Stone study were moved to a dedicated thread: Rosetta Stone Study: £1.1m awarded to investigate links between ME/CFS and Long Covid

Virtual Pet–Assisted Therapy to Alleviate Symptoms of Long COVID: A Prospective Pilot Interventional Study [Line breaks added] Background: Post–COVID-19 condition (long COVID) is characterized by persistent symptoms following acute infection. Given the limited efficacy of pharmacologic...

Reply to: Methodological Issues in Taquet et al.'s analysis preclude any conclusions regarding AS01 adjuvant's specific role in dementia prevention Taquet, Maxime; Todd, John A.; Harrison, Paul J. Abstract In our study, we compared the risk of dementia between matched cohorts of patients who...

Discussion of on a stellate ganglion block trial has been moved to its own thread: Stellate Ganglion Block for the Treatment of COVID-19−Induced Parosmia, 2025, Farrell et al

I assume this is because part of the post was a very light, almost unreadable grey color. I've fixed that.

Solve ME: 'Celiac Plexus Blocks Improve Long Covid–Associated Gastrointestinal Symptoms'

Case Report: Celiac plexus block improves gastrointestinal Long COVID symptoms Liu, Luke D.; Duricka, Deborah L. Abstract Lingering symptoms following SARS-CoV-2 infection, recognized as the clinical entity “Long COVID,” are common. Gastrointestinal dysfunction during and after COVID have...

Yes, so I did gene set enrichment analysis on the ranked list of genes from the Zhang study, meaning I took all ~17,000 genes, sorted by the attention score they got in the study, and tested which gene sets were over-represented among the highly ranked genes. In other words, going through...

Yes, if it was education-related confounding, I don't think it'd just be something like they learned more in school or had better teachers or something like that. I'd think it'd be something like people existing in a different school year with a whole different group of peers and possibly life...

Note that the regression they did weighed birthweeks closer to the cutoff point more heavily. That's the grey shading of the dots in the figures above. It looks like past about [edit: two years] on either side, there was very little weight given to the data points. They did this because the...

Posts about different papers have been split off to their own threads: The recombinant shingles vaccine is associated with lower risk of dementia, 2024, Dercon et al Lower risk of dementia with AS01-adjuvanted vaccination against shingles and respiratory syncytial virus infections, 2025...