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    Long Covid in the media and social media 2023

    Really well said @Mfairma ! Many thanks!
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    Cardiovascular Considerations in the Management of People with Suspected Long COVID 2023 Quinn et al

    Haven't read this (have only skimmed it) Article talks about screening for ME, PEM/PESE, advising that people rest/pace. Definitions of specific conditions associated with long COVID. Terms Definitions / Diagnostic Criteria Post exertion symptom exacerbation (PESE)/ Post-exertional...
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    USA: News from #MEAction

    The calls are open to all caregivers. Caregivers of PwME, Long COVID and associated chronic conditions are welcome.
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    $1 million grant for UC San Diego-led national effort to more deeply study tissue samples

    The Cohen Foundation is one of the funders of the National Academy of Medicine project Toward a Common Research Agenda in Infection-Associated Chronic Illnesses: A Workshop to Examine Common, Overlapping Clinical and Biological Factors...
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    Cardiovascular and haematological pathology in myalgic encephalomyelitis/chronic fatigue syndrome (ME/CFS): A role for viruses, 2023, Nunes, Pretorius

    Another honest question - How often do PwME (and those with Long COVID) have strokes vs the rest of the population? Wouldn't hypercoagulation increase the risk of strokes and wouldn't PwME/PwLC be more likely to have strokes? Is that documented in reputable studies/articles about ME?
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    Preprint: Treatment of Long COVID symptoms with triple anticoagulant therapy 2023 Laubshder, Pretorius et al

    I would like to see a properly conducted scientific survey of PwME who have been on long-term anticoagulant therapy (due to risk of stroke, etc) and see if there's any difference in their level of function since they began it. Also would like to see if those with antiphospholipid syndrome (and...
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    Best concise info on pacing?

    MEAction now has 3 guides. One for adults with ME, one for parents (and pediatric healthcare workers) and one for clinicians https://www.meaction.net/resource/pacing-and-management-guide/ The Bateman-Horne Crash Guide is not concise but is pretty good and has communication cards that can be...
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    USA: National Institutes of Health (NIH) intramural ME/CFS study

    I believe I heard within the past 2 months that they are still working on publication(s?). But don't recall hearing anything more recent than that. Caution - attitude Data analysis takes a long time ya know. And because it's about ME, it has to be done on ME time (meaning slower than other...
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    A Case Study of Successful Application of the Principles of ME/CFS Care to an Individual with Long COVID, 2023, Petracek, Rowe et al

    Interesting discussion on this. The article came across differently to me. I understood the authors to be saying that appropriate diagnosis and careful, well thought out interventions (that seem to have had some degree of success with PwME), when done early on, have a reasonable chance of making...
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    Patient Perspectives on the Meaning and Impact of Fatigue in Hemodialysis: A Systematic Review and Thematic Analysis of Qualitative Studies, 2019

    The NIH institute on diabetes and kidney disease is having a workshop on post-dialysis fatigue. The email from NIH said they were hoping for input from PwME/CFS. https://www.niddk.nih.gov/news/meetings-workshops/2023/scientific-workshop-on-post-dialysis-fatigue In looking at the agenda though I...
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    USA: News from #MEAction

    The language in the clinician's guide is geared towards those who care for adults. For clinicians who care for children please refer them to the pediatric pacing guide (https://www.meaction.net/wp-content/uploads/2022/08/Pediatric-Guide-to-Pacing-2.pdf) .
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    #MEAction Pacing and Management Guides - for adults, children and clinicians, 2023

    The language in the clinician's guide is geared towards those who care for adults. For clinicians who care for children please refer them to the pediatric pacing guide (https://www.meaction.net/wp-content/uploads/2022/08/Pediatric-Guide-to-Pacing-2.pdf) .
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    USA: Cleveland Clinic

    I also wonder how many of his total number of patients left his practice without benefiting from his protocol and therefore aren't counted in his "recovered' patients...
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    Lab Leak Most Likely Origin of Covid-19 Pandemic, Energy Department Now Says

    The headline for the WSJ article is misleading as the level of confidence the Energy Department has in the evidence is LOW. https://www.theguardian.com/world/2023/feb/27/how-seriously-should-we-take-the-us-does-covid-lab-leak-theory
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    Long Covid in the media and social media 2023

    Inhofe had no problem voting against many (most? all?) forms of COVID relief (even for businesses. He has healthcare for life and a nice pension because of his time in the US Senate (and OK Senate before that). He probably also has independent wealth and connections all of which allow him access...
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    Event: Long Covid and Mental health: A Panel Discussion, Tues Feb 28 via zoom

    All of the people on the panel are authors of chapters in The Long COVID Survival Guide which is actually pretty good (IMO).
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    COVID-19 infection does not seem to affect cognition in college students 2023 Francis and Thunell

    (Haven't read the study) Does the study take into account students who had to leave school/cut their courseload etc in its assessment of impact on cognition?
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    Snippets from White P et al. "Eight major errors in the review process and interpretation of the evidence in the NICE guideline [...]" [for ME/CFS]

    So according to White et al PEM shouldn't be required despite WHO, IOM (now NAM), NICE. Question - Can we compile a list of government bodies and national medical associations/bodies that clinically require PEM in ME? (To use as evidence from various countries (to White and supporting evidence...
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    Blood clot drug totally ineffective as post-Covid treatment, research finds. Results from UK-wide trials on anticoagulant Apixaban

    I am hoping people here can help me understand more about the microclots, anticoagulants and ME... I know people with ME who have been on anticoagulants for months to years and they've had no change in their ME (for better or worse). Not all of these people are on the same class of blood...
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