The Norris lab is hosting a hypermobile Ehlers Danlos Syndrome (hEDS) summer research internship program on the campus of the Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC).Those who are interested should look at the attached photos for eligibility requirements and description (1/3)
To apply, fill out an on-line application via: redcap.link/hEDSInternProg…

We hope those who are eligible consider applying. We need more research on hEDS and hope you will join us in our plight to discover causes of hEDS!

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Eligibility and info can be found here or through the application link (3/3) ImageImage

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8 Feb
Just a reminder that #ehlersdanlos is just another reason to stay away too
Too many people with ehlers danlos and joint hypermobility see chiropractors without realizing the dangers in it
Contraindications to spinal manipulative therapy according to @WHO
- basilar invagination of the upper cervical spine
- chiari malformation
- congenital, generalized Hypermobility
- signs or patterns of instability
- syringomyelia
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20 Jan
Systemic manifestations of Ehlers Danlos Syndrome - ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/P…

Another paper confirming what we already know: systemic manifestations including autonomic dysfunction, mast cells activation syndrome, migraine and GI symptoms are fairly common in EDS patients❗️
(TMJ is also mentioned as “extra musculoskeletal manifestation”)
Joint pain was seen in 100% of patients. When will more doctors start taking EDS seriously as a chronic pain condition?
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