ezra.zone
creator of longcovidstudies.net, member of the Patient-Led Research Collaborative, and freelancer.
👤 Joined on 09 May 2023
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The paper is indebted to the great books that have been published about ignorance in science and medicine, from the classics Impure Science by Steven Epstein and Agnotology by Robert Proctor and Londa Schiebinger, to the recent banger Pilules Roses by @ferrydanini.bsky.social
Show PostIt’s very funny to be like “X is once again important because it’s where executives post marketing material.”
Show Postthe SI/AI stuff is about to hit at work and honestly no thanks, would like to sit this one out
Show PostThe best data I’ve seen, and this is speaking conservatively, suggests 1 in 60 so-called mild Covid infections leads to ME/CFS (see the “acute infected” cohort in figure 1 here: link.springer.com/article/10.1...). Pairing that w/the picture of ME/CFS that UNREST paints is a risk worth mitigating.
Show PostI think it’s a big problem that most of the public is totally unfamiliar w/one of the worst yet common outcomes from Covid, namely ME/CFS. I often share this Sundance doc bc I think being able to visualize the harm (as we can for, say, polio) makes it easier to understand the desire to mitigate it.
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