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Shit, 40% had chronic fatigue and 27% met criteria for CFS. That's at 4 year follow up. If that happens with COVID-19 survivors then the world will be a mess.

Of the people who've recovered from COVID-19 so far, have we heard anything about people suffering from post-viral symptoms after it? Apart from Clare Gerada

Shit shit shit. Do we have data on what percentage of SARS survivors developed this ME-like syndrome?

@Jonathan Edwards @lunarainbows In posts this morning, you mentioned that the govt had u-turned on school closures. What did you mean? I can't find anything about school closures, except in Northern Ireland.

That is a scary thought. Do we know whether the SARS outbreak in the 2000s led to people developing ME???

*** New news out and the UK Govt are changing their tune now *** https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-51857856 Anyone with a new persistent cough or high temperature is now advised to self-isolate for seven days, as the UK government moves to the "delay" phase of its plan to tackle coronavirus. From...

Yes!!

Hear, hear! This is SO well said.

I suggest: "Mainly Existing / Crap F*ck Sh*t". I think we could all get behind that.

What's the difference between GWAS and WGS?

Is he saying that he knows what the thing in the blood is, now?

I'm not, because I never seem to get viruses.

@lunarainbows you might enjoy this

Yes but I find this extremely helpful https://www.completecareshop.co.uk/household-aids/writing-aids/ring-pen-ultra

https://freerice.com/about Here is a website where you can play a little game, and every time you get an answer right, money gets donated to charity.

Funny, I thought it was supposed to be us overachievers who developed MUS.

Windgassen is a brilliant name but I'd expect someone with that name to be writing about bowel issues. Yes, I am childish.

That's not what a false positive means.

Can anyone translate the abstract from Science into English?

@Jonathan Edwards Thoughts?