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Agree with you of course. Absoud could be referring here to the alleged finding more people with poorer mental health had multiple symptoms at baseline than those who had one symptom or less at baseline. Note though being female, older, and poorer baseline physical health also risk factors...

These comments by Dr Michael Absoud, author of Zoe app LC study, in SMC’s expert reaction to preprint from the CLoCk study (Chalder and Crawley two of the many authors) looking at long COVID in children are concerning. “With regards possible markers for multiple symptoms – being female, older...

Thank you to you and others confirming it’s not the psych Peter White and further info. I was pretty sure it wasn’t but good to have confirmation.

Take it not psychiatrist Prof Peter White, now retired, of Barts?

From the Time article link on LongCovid posted by Art above: “Taken together, the implications are that people with persistent COVID-19 symptoms are looking at a long recovery,” says Putrino. At Mount Sinai’s Long COVID program that involves a personalized approach to addressing patients’...

Keith Geraighty shared BMJ Editor, F Godlee, said this recently so still ignorant.

Thank you. Someone wrote this on Facebook: “dr Danny Altmann was a speaker at a longcovid medical webinar recently (which insultingly had sir Simon Wessely as a chair for a session) Dr shepherd, who attended, said whilst discussing ME type issues, none of them referred to ME or acknowledged it...

Regarding BPS people thinking ME is not any more real than CFS, I note in a talk by U.K. Prof Peter White - one of the major U.K. bps proponents (now retired) - he gave in 2008 at a CFS conference at the Royal Society of Medicine (used to be available on YouTube) he claimed ME was a...

Sorry photo didn’t attach in my post above.

Yet Dr Ramsay, also from the UK, wrote this in the preface of the 1988 2nd edition of his short book, ‘ME and post viral fatigue states, The Saga of Royal Free Disease’.

When Gerada writes post PE, what is she referring to?

Picture two didn’t attach in post above.

Hope I am not digressing too much but has anyone shared Gerada is still at it? She posted the above on 7 Feb. Then went on to defend saying the same incorrect statement as in her BBC interview in light of a recent - IMO badly headlined - article on CFS and ‘exercise’, tweet below, that she was...

Sorry typing very limited. I accept she had abuse then from the mask/Covid deniers around that time but on the Monday TG had also shared Garner’s blog post saying was interesting, perhaps indicated a GET trial was needed. The next day she used a block chain app. With so many people with ME...

I had concerns about how things could turn out with Garner if he recovered - a distinct possibility having been ill for only a few months - ever since he wrote the above back in June. I was amazed he accepted such an explanation.

@rvallee, apologies my French is virtually non existent. Does that list above include sensitivity to noise, light, touch etc? Thank you.

I have zero knowledge in the field of immunology so take what I say with a pinch of salt, but I think I have read they still haven’t established - though they are hopeful it will - whether people who have the vaccine still could possibly transmit the virus if they are exposed to it?

PeeWee, I am just reading the article. It’s dreadful. Says large mental health component in CFS and implying long CoVid may be similar. From the article: “The complex nature of CFS means that improved medical testing is only part of the picture for providing better help for those living with...

NICE in their document that lists replies to stakeholders’ comments explain why they excluded mention of other conditions that have some similar symptoms such as ME and organ damage. See attached photo, link also included, it’s on page 16...

Thanks @Esther12. Lucibee in her twitter thread someone linked to above also points out in a further tweet the NICE evidence the post CoVid committee are going to look at. They plan to look at guidelines for rehabilitation recovering after critical illness and treating post traumatic stress...