Very well said. Dictionaries of symptoms, e.g., from Hannah Davis & company, are important, more important than I first believed. Embracing and extracting (structured) meaning from (unstructured) real-world data is indeed a/the next big challenge.

#longvax is so important to acknowledge because it forces sharper thinking about #longcovid & the like. This is one set of (reasonable, worthy) hypotheses 👇🏽 My top one: biofilmed bacteria colonies can grow while immune system is distracted by <such and such> challenge

This is key for software design too. The idea of 'bounded contexts' was at the heart of domain-driven design, which imo is due for a reboot.

We are thrilled to announce that our NEW Large Language Model will be released on 11.18.25.

First ANSYME post was meant to come next week, but this was too good! These tangles of the #autonomic nervous system (ANS) are largely overlooked by #neurology today. So ANSYME will highlight today's best whole-body #neuroscience, which could change tomorrow's #medicine.

The mighty Niagara Falls will help us #MakeNoiseForTurquoise tonight to kick off #DysautonomiaAwarenessMonth, from 10:15pm-10:30pm Eastern. View the lighting at niagarafallslive.com/niagara_falls_…

Not something one reads everyday. Wow. Digesting.

Superresolution #microscopy uncovers nanoscale bridges (just big enough for calcium ions!) between neurons

Awesome. The cerebellum stands out for me (recently) as an interchange between the lower & upper brains. Unlike the rest of the lower brain, it's not as rich in cell types, so (to my simple mind) it's got less specialized circuitry. The whole brain's first attempt at generalized

October is #DysautonomiaAwarenessMonth! The autonomic nerves play an important role in regulating GI motility and the release of digestive juices. People living with various forms of dysautonomia can have significant GI symptoms. Learn more at dysautonomiainternational.org/whatisdys

Herein, somewhat missing the point of a seeming major scientific breakthrough (we could have multiple timekeeping mechanisms!) But maybe yes re unexpected adverse LED health impacts, and practicalities in our day to day living

Worlds colliding: wave & spike #Neuroscience