Dx Revision Watch
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Formerly monitoring/reporting on developments with ICD-11, ICD-10-CM, DSM-5, SNOMED CT & other classification and terminology systems
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I hope you can bring to light what is needed to avoid what happened in the CFS advisory committee.
I am not surprised HHS is dragging their feet!
Especially now that there is social media that can more quickly expose the kind of shenanigans they used with CFSAC to block myalgic encephalomyelitis.
I am not surprised HHS is dragging their feet!
Especially now that there is social media that can more quickly expose the kind of shenanigans they used with CFSAC to block myalgic encephalomyelitis.
November 25, 2023 at 5:33 PM
I hope you can bring to light what is needed to avoid what happened in the CFS advisory committee.
I am not surprised HHS is dragging their feet!
Especially now that there is social media that can more quickly expose the kind of shenanigans they used with CFSAC to block myalgic encephalomyelitis.
I am not surprised HHS is dragging their feet!
Especially now that there is social media that can more quickly expose the kind of shenanigans they used with CFSAC to block myalgic encephalomyelitis.
MEA says: "The upper age limit of 50 is in place to try and ensure that any abnormalities that are found in the brain and spinal cord are not age-related and are more likely to be relevant to ME/CFS."
October 21, 2023 at 8:12 PM
MEA says: "The upper age limit of 50 is in place to try and ensure that any abnormalities that are found in the brain and spinal cord are not age-related and are more likely to be relevant to ME/CFS."
All three of us have worn FFP3s in any indoor setting, taxis etc, except at home, since the beginning of the pandemic. Wear them at home if we have a tradesman working in the house.
October 14, 2023 at 8:42 AM
All three of us have worn FFP3s in any indoor setting, taxis etc, except at home, since the beginning of the pandemic. Wear them at home if we have a tradesman working in the house.
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Prof Chris Whitty's "Short note on Long Covid" - 31 May 2021.
"The short answer: Stop people getting COVID; no COVID, no Long COVID."
#UKCovidInquiry
covid19.public-inquiry.uk/documents/in...
"The short answer: Stop people getting COVID; no COVID, no Long COVID."
#UKCovidInquiry
covid19.public-inquiry.uk/documents/in...
![14) The short answer: Stop people getting COVID; no COVID, no Long COVID.
15) For Long COVID specifically - i) research into cause and treatment is the medium and long-term priority (NIHR and MRC are funding among others), ii) setting up specialist NHS clinics which can provide care for those who need it now, and also accumulate experience of how to manage it. Medicine improves by repeated clinical observation as well as formal scientific studies.
16) For those who [have] been vaccinated and then acquire Covid it is highly likely that the vaccine will reduce the probability of the long term problems associated with severe disease. We cannot yet be confident that the effect of vaccination will be on the prolonged symptoms in those who do not have severe disease. The interaction of the immune system with post-infective syndromes is complex (some are probably caused by prolonged immune activation), and it is therefore not a given that a more active immune response to infection...](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:idf6m3amxguxiftesf7y24hd/bafkreibqmx3fxtbkafdksoes3ylpsnhi2usrga3mbek7vepmrsnhw53ha4@jpeg)
October 13, 2023 at 11:04 PM
Prof Chris Whitty's "Short note on Long Covid" - 31 May 2021.
"The short answer: Stop people getting COVID; no COVID, no Long COVID."
#UKCovidInquiry
covid19.public-inquiry.uk/documents/in...
"The short answer: Stop people getting COVID; no COVID, no Long COVID."
#UKCovidInquiry
covid19.public-inquiry.uk/documents/in...
Good to see both of you masking, Ed.
October 14, 2023 at 8:36 AM
Good to see both of you masking, Ed.