Continuation of notes from the @s4me_info twitter thread.
This post is a copy of notes made during the July 29 session at 1:40 PM and covers presentations by three speakers: Ali Boolani, Liisa Selin, and Deborah Duricka.
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The next speaker is Ali Boolani (Clarkson...
Continuation of notes from the @s4me_info twitter thread.
This post is a copy of notes made during the July 29 session Immunology of long COVID presented by Akiko Iwasaki.
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Iwasaki started with general info on Long Covid. The percentage of symptomatic patients goes...
Biden–Harris Administration Releases Two New Reports on Long COVID to Support Patients and Further Research
https://www.hhs.gov/about/news/2022/08/03/biden-harris-administration-releases-two-new-reports-long-covid-support-patients-further-research.html
Link to PDF for Services and Supports...
Continuation of notes from the @s4me_info twitter thread.
This post is a copy of notes made during the July 29 session at 11:00 AM, Provocation Studies.
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The next speaker is Geoffrey Moore (Ithaca College/Cornell University). He talks about prolonged recovery in 80...
Continuation of notes from the @s4me_info twitter thread.
This post is a copy of notes made during the July 29 session at 9:40 AM, Clinical Cases Presentation. There were three separate speakers talking about specific cases.
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The next three presentations focus on...
During the conference volunteers live-tweeted during several of the conference sessions using the forum's twitter account, s4me_info.
This post is a copy of notes made during two sessions on July 29 from 9:00 AM - 9:40 AM.
First up is Dysbiosis in the gut microbiome accompanies skewed...
Continuation of notes from the @s4me_info twitter thread.
This post is a copy of notes made during the July 28 session at 1:30 PM, Immunology 1. There were multiple presenters for this session, see conference schedule for full list.
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Avik Roy of Simmaron Research is...
Continuation of notes from the @s4me_info twitter thread.
This post is a copy of notes made during the July 28 session at 10:30 AM, Provocative Maneuvers: Methods to Induce Symptomatic Features of ME/CFS. There were multiple presenters for this session, see conference schedule for full list...
During the conference volunteers live-tweeted during several of the conference sessions using the forum's twitter account, s4me_info.
This post is a copy of notes made during the July 28 keynote session at 9:15 AM, Pathophysiology of exercise intolerance in ME/CFS & long COVID, presented by...
Many years ago, before I had any diagnosis (early 1990s), several doctors did routine checks of heart rate and blood pressure - taken while lying down, then sitting, then standing. My results were always normal. I was declared free of all issues with my blood pressure or heart rate.
Then in...
I thought I'd add a quick note on the NASA Lean Test and the need to validate it as a useful tool.
Lucinda Bateman from the Bateman Horne Center has a blog post talking about this test, Why the 10-Minute NASA Lean Test? A short excerpt:
That said, even though the NASA lean test is more...
EDIT: Corrected an error - added full list of presenters for one of the sessions.
More notes from the @s4me_info twitter thread.
This post is copied from tweets made during the July 27 session at 11:30 AM, Dysautonomia, presented by Lauren Stiles.
At the end there's a brief comment on another...
During the conference volunteers live-tweeted during several of the conference sessions using the forum's twitter account, s4me_info.
This post is a copy of notes made during the July 27 session at 9:15 AM, NIH Grant Writing Workshop: For Students, Fellows, Early Stage Investigators and...
For those with the brain power to discuss this new paper (not me, sadly!), Manuel posted a new thread this morning - https://www.s4me.info/threads/epstein-barr-virus-behind-the-development-of-autoimmune-diseases-cancer-me-cfs-and-long-covid.28782/
Abstract
Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome (POTS) is a complex, multisystem disorder characterized by orthostatic intolerance and tachycardia and may be triggered by viral infection. Recent reports indicate 2-14% of COVID-19 survivors develop POTS and 9-61% experience POTS-like...
Freakonomics, MD
Episode 45: Could Long Covid Help Treat Other Chronic Illnesses?
https://freakonomics.com/podcast/could-long-covid-help-treat-other-chronic-illnesses/
"Chronic fatigue syndrome looks remarkably similar to Long Covid, but has been ignored by the medical community. Could...
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