Blood Vessel Attack May Spark Brain Inflammation in Long COVID (and ME/CFS)
Damage to the endothelial cells lining blood vessels in the brain appears to set up an inflammatory response that may be producing cognitive and other problems in long COVID.
No Rest for the Weary: Could BA.5 Coronavirus Variant Be the Worst Yet?
A Rapamycin Resurgence: An MD Moves the Needle on his ME/CFS
After ten years with chronic fatigue syndrome a retired doctor returns with health using Rapamycin.
Uneasy Breaths: Strange Breathing Patterns in Long COVID May Contribute to Exercise Intolerance
A long COVID exercise study suggests that dysfunctional breathing patterns may help explain the exercise intolerance found.
IACFS/ME International Virtual Conference Coming Up! Early Bird Registration Soon to Expire
It’s coming – the granddaddy of them all – the IACFS/ME’s International ME/CFS Conference. The ME/CFS field may have struggled for decades to get funding, it may still be derided by some (witness the reason for a recent NIH grant application...StudyME
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