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I am about to get the second of my Shingrix course, in a week. Not exactly looking forward to it, as the reaction to the first one was the worst I have had for any vaccine. It wasn't disaster level, and passed within a week. But it was pretty unpleasant for the first 2-3 days, and I will be...

One of the most blatant and destructive power grabs ever in medicine.

As patients have suggested for decades. Might be because older people 1) have more general experience of health issues and limitations and how to adapt to them, and 2) are generally not as active as younger people and not pushing themselves as hard.

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Medically unexplained symptoms (MUS) are common conditions that cause various somatic complaints Seems circular.

The answer is obvious: All science should be done in Klingon.

In order to understand postinfectious syndromes and help individuals, more research is needed that takes a holistic approach to psychological, sociological, anthropological and biological perspectives [13]. Now that is an arbitrary assumption. I broke my hand once. All I needed was a simple...

Yes, the economic pressures are continuing to bite across the board just about everywhere. For example, rent here in Australia is seriously out of control now, and has become one of our most urgent economic issues.

Even with its significant limitations, it is good to see big sample sizes.

Fauci added: “The other interesting thing is that it also is more prominent in people who have underlying psychological issues: depression and things like that.” Or are some people just more likely to report such issues?

Yeah, I want to see the brains scans on people who lust for power over other people.

Maybe these 'agency circuits' are more active because they have to do more to compensate for something going wrong elsewhere, and there is nothing wrong with the agency circuits themselves. The problem is that what they are being asked to do is outside their normal operating parameters. If you...

Will there be a recording of it?

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-10-16/long-covid-puzzle-remains-unsolved-mandatory-isolation-australia/101539126 Not off to a great start. No mention of ME/CFS. You can see where this is going... Yep, no surprises there. Sure it is. You just completely ignored the pre-Covid history of such...

It is the core of their sales pitch to the powerful. The promise of getting patients back to work is how they get so much support and protection. Their whole project would never have got off the ground if they had not framed in that way. Which is why they have to spin the clear failure to...

Can psychiatry make medicine better? Not in its current incarnation.

Sorry. Wasn't criticising you. :hug: It is entirely the website's fault. It would be an effort to read for healthy people. :thumbsdown:

Second donation done. :thumbup:

https://www.science.org/content/article/how-sars-cov-2-battles-our-immune-system That is one of the most unreadable sites I have ever seen. A visual nightmare. :thumbsdown:

Functional movement disorders (FMD) have poor prognosis and high physical and psychological co-morbidity. Their pathogenesis remains unclear, clinicians often find them difficult to treat, and lack of agreement between healthcare providers and patients is common. Well, that's what happens when...