eringiglio.bsky.social
UMN postdoc of indeterminate discipline and indiscriminate interests. neurodivergence, disability, decision-making, behavioral states, gender, metabolism, leptin, queerness, computing, sexuality, politics, general yelling. I like dogs a normal amount. she
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A notable exception is Theresa Desrochers interesting research into planning and behavioral sequencing, which I have seen her compellingly argue could be a central impairment in brain fog that is NOT captured in standard cognitive testing batteries
Show PostMostly as a sometimes brain fog sufferer/annoying person with post viral illness/behavioral neuroscientist, I would like the field to take brain fog more seriously You have no idea how much more annoying I can become when I'm not so tired
Show PostI don't know enough about these findings to know whether ADHD meds are a good idea for treating brain fog But I am SUPER MAD that this article suggests that brain fog is subjective, not "real" (ie measurable) like tests of working memory and cognitive flexibility medicalxpress.com/news/2026-10...
Show PostMaybe we simply don't have good tests for brain fog??? Like many challenges that are real but mostly reported by annoying populations (women, people with postviral illness), brain fog is subjective and untreatable by design, because as a field we haven't prioritized designing measures for it
Show PostMy top surgeon was apparently supposed to read a script about regret rates but just said "we are only truly free if we are free to make choices we regret", which goes hard af and is also what I say whenever I order a sushi boat for 2 to eat in one sitting.
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