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Egyptian researchers analyzed data from over 4 million people and found that nearly 1 in 3 COVID-19 survivors face long-term cognitive or memory problems, while 43% experience persistent fatigue, revealing a major mental health burden from long COVID. bmcneurol.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.11…

Starmer is bringing back PFI-like schemes for the NHS. It’s a really terrible idea - I’m writing about it today to let everyone know what we know so far 🚨 You can click here to sign up to my Substack newsletter: jujuliagrace.substack.com

Long-term neurological and cognitive impact of COVID-19: a systematic review and meta-analysis in over 4 million patients 🔥SHOCKING! ➡️The prevalence rates for the different symptoms(>6m) were as follows: - fatigue 43.3% - memory disorders 27.8% - cognitive impairment 27.1% -

San Francisco school district (SFUSD): “INDOOR AIR QUALITY IS ESSENTIAL TO STUDENT SUCCESS” 👏 New memo shared thinking on classroom air quality 👏 (mentions old guidance by California Dept of Public Health but silent on 2024 CDPH standard). What did it say?

See below Wes Streeting Karin Smyth This is a no-brainer. This will save the NHS an absolute fortune. A fortune. A little bit of prevention will free up huge amounts of dosh to spend on care for other illnesses that aren’t so avoidable…

This is great from Wes Streeting below. But did you know that SARS-CoV-2 inhibits the tumour suppressor p53 protein? So, reduce Covid, and you will reduce future cancers. Why wouldn't you want to? (Study in tweet below)

Who wants to tell them? 😵‍💫🫠

“After the pandemic, childhood diabetes among young children suddenly increased by 62 percent."

THE KIDS ARE NOT ALRIGHT- Persistent Symptoms in Youth After CÖVID-19 After infection, 24.5% experienced more frequent coughs, colds, or stomach bugs. Headaches were reported in 21.7%, fatigue in 20.6%, stomach aches in 14.6%, and new-onset anxiety in 13.1%.

One of the worst things that happened when I got infected in Jan 2021 was the muscle pain which was so severe that couldn’t walk for a few months. This article says muscle pain is now the most common symptom, impacting 86% of all infected across all age groups & severity levels.

The molecular mechanisms of cognitive dysfunction in Long COVID: A Narrative Review #LongCovid mdpi.com/1422-0067/26/1…

ATAGI re C19 vax for kids: 'the risk of severe illness was extremely low in this cohort [and] benefits of vaccination are not considered to outweigh the potential harms'. I guess they're not reading the same medical literature as I am canberradaily.com.au/covid-19-vacci…

40 year old British woman said that her COVID infection caused her hair to fall out. ‘She experienced strange symptoms, a burning sensation on her scalp and down the back of her neck, and the worsening pain became so severe that she had to give up her work as a dog groomer.’

"Myelin is a multilamellar membrane that surrounds axons in the vertebrate nervous system.. Emerging evidence indicates that myelin is also involved in various aspects of cognition, with adaptive myelination playing a critical role in memory consolidation and motor learning..

How handy having our journalists in Israel but not in Gaza is that every bit of destruction, injury and death in Israel is humanised, whereas the stuff going on in Gaza, is all seen through the lens of 'as alleged by Hamas', from which we should assume it's all lies. Apparently.

Post-COVID Dysautonomia: A Narrative Review of Pathophysiology, Clinical Manifestations, and Emerging Management Strategies 🤔Although a PREPRINT, this is probably for many already a valuable review covering the current post-COVID DYSAUTONOMIA. ‼️Teaser: NOT that easy and NOT

After watching this talk on autoimmune diseases, I became convinced that persistent viruses play a key role. Viruses that cause chronic inflammation and evade early immune detection often end up in organs like the pancreas. Worth the time to watch. videocast.nih.gov/watch=54970

I am gutted to read this. There are some incredible things going on behind the scenes but there is no question in my mind that we were not ready for this. Our preparedness is going backwards. Everything dismantled 😢

C O V I D in pregnancy = this in newborns. “At 6 months, 33.3% of infants exhibited cognitive delays, 20% communication delays, and 40% motor delays, increasing to 35.71%, 64.29%, and 57.14% at 24 months, respectively. pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/40500279/

The crazy world of patients struggling to get appts when there GPs unemployed or underemployed Spoke to Matthew Wright on LBC More funding needed to solve this Wes Streeting