In the olden days they were worried about taking up too much space in the journal. These days that does not matter at all and researchers that...
All of the data was pooled into means, so we don't know. The SDs didn't really increase, so probably not in most participants, which is to be...
Notably, of the ~8% increase in VO2Peak, most of it was in the first 4 weeks. The lack of a clear effect on mitochondrial or muscle fibre...
From the ABC article mentioned above. Funny about that!
As I posted in another thread: R effective = Rz (reduction in transmission of breakthrough cases * proportion vaccinated + proportion...
I don't think those figures are credible. They are not the result of test-negative case control studies like the Canadian and UK data. There are...
Viral loads at the start of an infection is not a sufficient proxy for transmissibility, given that those viral loads may diminish much faster...
I hope that isn't true! Most of the models governments have been using have been based on (this is a random transmission model which works on the...
This either suggests common pathology, or a lack of specificity of the SEID criteria, or poor operationalisation of the SEID criteria.
I think vaccinations against variants will be necessary in the future. It might not be annually, but biennially (every two years).
Mutations are a stochastic process, so more vaccinations means less mutations due to reduction in cases! Vaccines can apply 'selection pressures'...
Is this corneal nerve fibre loss associated with neuropathic eye pain?
Some Cognitive Behavioural Therapy will fix that nerve fibre loss, no problems!
This is modelling of vaccination impact in Australia "Race to 80: our best shot at living with COVID" https://grattan.edu.au/report/race-to-80/...
This is my experience also. It is fatigue in the sense that effort required for a given level of mental performance increases rapidly until no...
They are trying to measure sensitised pain pathways, (what they're really trying to say is the brain is overreacting to pain signals). But study...
Or it means the effect is too small to be detected with the given sample size. But if you need 100 people to demonstrate a small effect, chances...
Why innovate when you can just perform the same studies again and again on slightly different patient groups, despite never having any actionable...
It will "shock" us? I guess that suggests they are still ill.
The most insulting thing about the whole Opoids crackdown is that prescription rates have declined, yet there is no effect on opioid related...
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