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That's why the most important element in science is replication - direct (repeating the same experiment) and indirect (refining the original experiment, or test
by aredox 3y ago
That's why the most important element in science is replication - direct (repeating the same experiment) and indirect (refining the original experiment, or testing for the opposite result, or an alternative - here we could test reflexes instead of IQ).
And here there is already a lot of replication for several years - plus direct observation of bleeding into the brain.
https://www.tcd.ie/news_events/articles/2024/trinity-team-discovers-underlying-cause-of-brain-fog-linked-with-long-covid/ https://www.tcd.ie/news_events/articles/2024/trinity-team-di...
- stuaxo 3y agoThanks for this link on brain fog, I had that for a year after getting Covid early before vaccines were available. I know there was work recently that found blood tests can find various markers of long covid, I'd like to get this done - but it's not something widely available. A relative has been getting strange post-viral like symptoms since before Xmas (though no obvious Covid infection), would be great to get them tested too.
- peteradio 3y agoGood study design trumps replication. If you construct a shitty misleading study and everybody jumps on the hype train to replicate you've netted negative on the replication axis.