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Really? I didn't know that. I thought it was restricted to 10 days, and then only for what you might call exceptional circumstances rather than regular use?

Did we? Can't say I remember that.

Hmm, I think I'd want to see more evidence than simply one study carried out on less than 500 participants. Is there some? Surely there must be, for whatever the agency is now called to approve it for use in the UK? I'm also intrigued as to how effective something targeting two completely...

Hah! I've managed to get past the paywall on that one. Result! I also noticed that if you really want to you can sign up to a "We’ll send you a myFT Daily Digest email rounding up the latest Covid-19 vaccines news every morning."

Only ... https://www.s4me.info/threads/the-biology-of-coronavirus-covid-19-including-research-and-treatments.14022/page-74#post-359013 EDIT: Ooops, hadn't actually read the linked article when I wrote that.

I read something yesterday which suggests that, if people are planning on having work done to their home simply to add value to it, they should abandon the idea at present, because labour and materials costs have shot up so much that it's unlikely to be a viable option. Perhaps you could drop...

Interesting you should say that: I may not have ME, but I find light sensitivity is usually a precursor to a migraine for me.

Thanks, Luna - sounds hopeful.

Any more thoughts about (UK) mobility scooter insurance, please? The matter has become quite pressing.

Quite. Although a significant number of the cases do appear to have been in that community, at least in the initial stages. Not sure what the situation is now.

Oops, have just been "indoor running" on the spot at midnight :(

Some people seem to be concerned that this might be a new pandemic, following on from Covid-19. I'm not, but am I the only one being uncomfortably reminded of the (apparent?) start of the AIDS epidemic?

While we're on the subject, I noticed on the front page of one of the UK papers today that GPs are being told to prescribe a sleep app (Sleepio, was it called?) as first-line treatment for insomnia as it produces better results than meds such as zopiclone. Or something like that, anyway.

This is what I sent to my caree's GP a year or two back: MEA Covid-19 vulnerability letter: https://meassociation.org.uk/2020/06/latest-free-leaflet-update-covid-19-coronavirus-and-me-cfs/ The Coalition Guidelines, which can be found to the left under "Diagnostic and Management Guidance on...

Interestingly, I've just been online to register the result of my negative test. You know, that registration that the government is so keen that we do after every test so they can keep track of how the disease is progressing? Well, the wording seems to have changed over the past few days...

Thanks, Trish. Don't know why it wasn't coming up in my searches.

The official UK Government list of Covid symptoms contained only the original 3, until last week: Nine new symptoms added to COVID list as free testing ends WHO warns of 'serious' Covid symptom missing from updated NHS list I don't know whether this is an attempt to increase people's...

No, there was a separate "symptoms" thread.

I've got an update on all those new Covid-19 symptoms which have just magically appeared, but can't find the "symptoms" thread. Can anyone help, please? The search didn't seem to bring it up.

Odd. I can read it just fine.