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I did this in New Zealand around 1985-6 on Saturday mornings around 930 IIRC. It was recorded onto cassette tape and then loaded into our BBC Micro B. We couldn't afford a disk drive. I can also remember typing in many BASIC programs f
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Thread for this paper on Science For ME [0]. [0] https://www.s4me.info/threads/exploring-the-role-of-galectin...
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For an up to date meta-analysis, see Masks and respirators for prevention of respiratory infections: a state of the science review (2024, Clinical Microbiology Reviews) https://journals.asm.org/doi/10.1128/cmr.0012
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> The difference is that exercise is thought to help with those conditions and exacerbates ME/CFS It's proven to be the case. A repeat cardiopulmonary exercise (2-day CPET) is currently the only widely replicated biomarker for
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There is no evidence for functional neurological disorder, it is simply a hypothesis. As a diagnostic category it is essentially a "god of the gaps" construct. Remember also that the name is a re-branding of what used to be called
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I understand there is an interesting back-story to this paper that will be published in the Washington Post next week. If the findings are replicated (they look promising) we will owe a debt to the patients involved, as well as the research
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I agree it's hard to speculate: perhaps malnutrition and cardiac failure; maybe sepsis. Here are some relevant links — Life-Threatening Malnutrition in Very Severe ME/CFS (2021) https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc&#x
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While long Covid is an encompassing term, there is symptom overlap between long COVID and ME/CFS. Around 50% of people with long COVID meet the criteria for a diagnosis of ME/CFS. https://www.nature.com/articles&#x
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Eg if you're trying to shout over the wind.
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There's a similar issue in medical imaging, when oriented with the patient "facing you". Then my left is patient right and vice versa. This is why in the days of processed x-ray films, TV shows would more commonly hang a ches
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This is very sad to see and I wish Dianna and her family the very best for her recovery. I'm into year three of long COVID (ME/CFS) and was fortunate to not reach this level of severity, and to have improved slowly with time to mo