#LongCOVID

Adam Hamdy

adamhamdy

1. #LongCovid in children has been a shameful blindspot in the government's pandemic response. Encouraged by certain cheerleaders who believe children are unaffected by #COVID19, the government has not tried

Dissecting COVID19

FizeekBio

The Russian Flu Pandemic (hereafter designated as "RFP") of 1889-1890 may have actually been the first human coronavirus pandemic. A tale of viral promiscuity ensues. (1/n) The 1889-1890 RFP demonstrated

Dr Nisreen Alwan 🌻

Dr2NisreenAlwan

1/ According to the ONS prevalence survey, symptoms of the 'new' B.1.1.7 #COVID19 variant don't seem massively different to the 'old' variant. Cough, sore throat, fatigue & muscle ache a

Natasha Devon 🌈💙

_NatashaDevon

Thread - #Newsnight ran over taking what should have been an 8 min interview down to 3 so here’s all the points I would have made if I’d had the

Jennifer Brea🦒

jenbrea

If you work on #longCOVID and say “I’m not an #MECFS expert, I don’t know anything about it, it’s not my job to know about ME or ’fatigue’” then you

Jennifer Brea🦒

jenbrea

Dear medical profession: please get your act together on this. It’s been a few hundred years. You’ve had more than enough time.@AmerMedicalAssn needs to speak out against this behavior, for

It'sME(Jaime)

exceedhergrasp1

I've been thinking about #longCOVID and #MEcfs communities and there's only one thing that I feel hasn't been articulated: the recovery/improvement narrative and how carefully-crafted it is by those who

Marta Esperti ⛵️

MartaEsperti

(2) #Diagnosis and #evidencebased can be done following other criteria: symptoms, epidemiological moment, other clinical results (including blood, CT scan, ecocardio, etc) that all together are largely sufficient evidence and

Hannah Davis 🦈

ahandvanish

I just crossed the 4 month mark of being sick w' #COVID19. I am young, & I was healthy. Dying is not the only thing to worry about. I still

Cherie Antoinette

sheriantoinette

I have now taking care of COVID patients on the full spectrum of acuity: asymptomatic, mild, moderate, severe, and critical.A thread on what I have learned about the differences between

Brian Vastag

brianvastag

Thread on NIH plans for people with lingering #COVID19 symptoms: NIH will screen 1,000 patients with ongoing problems after coronavirus infection. 1/ Patients will then be referred to specialists at

Dr Elisa Perego

elisaperego78

.@felicitycallard and I have a new paper on #LongCovid We show how patient activism and research reshaped #COVID19 well ahead of conventional science Patient-made Long Covid changed COVID-19 (and the

Eric Topol

EricTopol

So little is published in medical journals on #LongCovid but we are learning so much from patients about its disabling featureshttps://www.wsj.com/articles/suffering-from-covid-for-monthsand-battling-murky-test-results-too-11595865869?mod=s

Dr Nisreen Alwan 🌻

Dr2NisreenAlwan

THREAD1/ This important study (preprint- not yet peer reviewed) by @patientled @AthenaAkrami @ahandvanish @GinaAssaf @LisaAMcCorkell et al offers the most detailed picture of #LongCovid symptoms to date in a relatively

Amy Proal, PhD

microbeminded2

Welp, interested and yet not surprised to be quoted in this article as essentially the sole advocate for the study of persistent infectious contributions to #MECFS and potentially #LongCovid. @moisesvm

Amy Proal, PhD

microbeminded2

This is an incredibly important preprint to inform #LongCovid. Among many analyses, the team recruited 4 patients w/ prolonged + recurrent olfactory function loss after #COVID-19 (time from first COVID-19

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