Engineer - #Covid19 #longCovid research with Pr D. Salmon / Come to also discuss on Mastodon : @Emilie3392@med-mastodon.com
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CDC researchers argue that Long COVID, ME/CFS, POTS, and other chronic illnesses following infections deserve a unified public health response.
Long COVID offers a chance to change that.
academic.oup.com/ofid/articl…
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COVID-19 may increase heart attack and stroke risk for years
Just in case you forgot ….
heart.org/en/news/2024/10/09…
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You can kill senescent cells by adding dihomo-gamma-linolenic acid (DGLA, 20:3ω-6)
cell.com/cell/fulltext/S0092…
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Featured on @WCVB last night: PolyBio’s Scientific Director Dr. Amy Proal and PolyBio funder and collaborator Steve Pagliuca.
They highlighted the impact of Long COVID on patients’ quality of life—and how PolyBio’s research programs are rapidly validating tissue and biofluid-based diagnostic tests that will fill gaps in clinical care.
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Covid infections speed up your biological clock (not a good thing), and the worst affected are teenagers.
We warned about this, they said we were scaremongering, and now here it is in black and white.
Avoid every covid infection you can.
Mask up.
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Epigenetic aging of kids and adults was accelerated during the Covid pandemic
From a prospective longitudinal study
pnas.org/doi/epdf/10.1073/pn…
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Langfristige strukturelle Lungenschäden durch SARS-CoV-2: Verdopplung des Risikos neu auftretender Lungenfibrose
»Diese Studie stellt eine der längsten Nachbeobachtungsuntersuchungen zur Diagnose einer neu aufgetretenen Lungenfibrose nach COVID-19 dar. Eine Lungenfibrose ist …
ALT Symbolbild Lungenfibrose
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Epigenetic aging of kids and adults was accelerated during the Covid pandemic
From a prospective longitudinal study
pnas.org/doi/epdf/10.1073/pn…
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Risk of new-onset dementia following COVID19: systematic review, meta-analysis: 15 studies, 26408378 participants. Pooled analysis indicated COVID19 was asso with⬆️risk of new-onset dementia (HR = 1.49). This risk remain⬆️vs non-COVID (HR = 1.65), academic.oup.com/ageing/arti…
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Yup in 2026!! UK football match cancelled due to Covid outbreak as worrying statement issued express.co.uk/sport/football…
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"Kognitive Beeinträchtigungen nach COVID bestehen noch fünf Jahre später. Gedächtnis, Aufmerksamkeit, Konzentration, langsamere Verarbeitung, Orientierung, Entscheidungsfindung. [...]. Die größte, längste Studie bisher. 18 Millionen Erwachsene in England, bis zu 5,5 Jahren" 👇
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All-cause mortality nearly doubles for at least a year after COVID infection. In a Spanish ambulance-based cohort, 32% with prior COVID-19 died within a year, vs 17% without it (HR 1.33). doi.org/10.3389/fpubh.2022.1…
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📈 Le pic épidémique de #Covid19 n'est pas du tout passé : circulation virale dans les eaux usées toujours en forte hausse, dépassant même désormais le pic de l'an dernier à la même période.
Cette hausse est toujours très marquée dans chaque région.
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Any help is appreciated.
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DM for any Questions or Advocacy Assistance requests.
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Hey there friends, wanted to update everyone. My financial situation has rapidly gotten worse and while this is a major obstacle to not only my efforts, but my daily life as well, I have been drawing energy and inspiration from those around me who refuse to give in or give up.
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I used to think that there was no such thing as bad and good luck but lately my perceptions of the topic have changed. I now feel that the random chance of good and bad luck is like the weather, and that we must endure the storms as well as the calm days if we are going to get to where we are supposed to be.
Maybe it's fate, maybe our lives are meant to play out like a predetermined script, and the bad days have to happen, no matter how bad they seem at the time.
I think of all of my bad days, and the good, and all of the variables that lead me to both, and I now see them all as necessary, to get me to where I am going.
I hope "where I'm going" has more good days than bad, but even on my worst day, I still have much to be proud of and happy for.
I want to continue my efforts to help others and raise awareness, I am struggling, and I do need help, but despite my struggles I will continue to be an unflinching advocate for others, and for the reality of our situation.
I have no choice but to keep pushing while trying to find full time work, and I have no choice but to reach out to others to help me continue my efforts and stay afloat. I am here to help, to raise awareness, and to promote the idea that the public needs to be educated, protected, and supported in this new world with Covid.
Promises are hard to keep, but my stubborn resolve is an asset to me, and because of this I have no problem promising that I will keep working for others, echoing the reality of Covid, and doing everything I can to enact change.
I am struggling, but I am no stranger to it, so I will do my best for as long as I can with the hopes that I can find more work to relieve the pressure, so I can focus more on the task at hand.
Thank you to all who have and will support my efforts, I appreciate it more than I can adequately express.
DM for any Questions or Advocacy Assistance requests.
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University of Bristol researchers studied 18.3 million adults and found cognitive impairment remained elevated for at least 5 years after COVID-19.
Risks were generally higher in unvaccinated and hospitalized patients.
medrxiv.org/content/10.64898…
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J’ai déposé une proposition de loi pour en finir avec l’invisibilisation et l’abandon des malades du Covid long !
Les chiffres sont inquiétants : en 2022, Santé publique France recensait 2 millions de malades, dont 700 000 atteints de formes sévères. Une personne atteinte sur cinq cesse de travailler, et un grand nombre de celles qui poursuivent leur activité ne peuvent reprendre qu’à temps partiel ou finissent par être licenciées. Des jeunes sont radiés de leurs établissements d’enseignement, et les enfants malades restent sans repérage à l’école, faute de formation des médecins scolaires.
Voilà ce que contient ma proposition de loi 👉
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Nur um es nicht zu vergessen: Post Covid ist teuer, durch direkte und indirekte Kosten und Produktivitätsverlust.
Auch wenn einem individuelle Schicksale wurscht sein sollten - Prävention und Versorgung helfen allen.
➡️ jheor.org/article/170196-eco…
➡️ journals.plos.org/plosone/ar…
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Persistent COVID‐19 Symptoms in General Population & HCW: Systematic Review Meta‐Analysis. 2,456 studies, 59 articles in systematic review, 58 in meta-analysis, 196,863 participants. symptoms highest pooled prevalence were fatigue (0.29) & dyspnea (0.16) onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
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A new meta-analysis of 58 studies involving 196,863 people found persistent symptoms after COVID-19.
Fatigue affected 29%, breathing difficulties 16%, and joint pain 12%.
Years into this pandemic, the burden of Long COVID remains substantial.
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
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1. The bottom line: SARS-CoV-2 only emerged in late 2019. No-one can know the long-term effects of repeated infections, but with anosmia and cognitive dysfunction as common symptoms, the assumption I make is that there is a tsunami of early-onset neurocognitive diseases coming.
