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1) Professor @VirusesImmunity about Long-Covid being a functional disorder:
"What we're saying is that #LongCovid at least,
what we're able to already obtain data from patients is that we can explain 94% with accuracy, 94% accuracy long COVID just by looking at the
"What we're saying is that #LongCovid at least,
what we're able to already obtain data from patients is that we can explain 94% with accuracy, 94% accuracy long COVID just by looking at the
https://twitter.com/davidtuller1/status/1704965536168468599
2) immunological factors alone. So to me that
says that this disease is driven by, you know, something, or immune response to the infection or something else that's triggered by the infection, and we don't need to invoke other hypotheses to explain it.
And that's why, you know,
says that this disease is driven by, you know, something, or immune response to the infection or something else that's triggered by the infection, and we don't need to invoke other hypotheses to explain it.
And that's why, you know,
3) if the functional whatever, you know,
hypothesis is true, I'd be happy to see the evidence of whether, you know, there are parameters can explain with accuracy #LongCOVID and whether that it's going to lead to some kind of a therapy. But that's not what we're seeing, I think,
hypothesis is true, I'd be happy to see the evidence of whether, you know, there are parameters can explain with accuracy #LongCOVID and whether that it's going to lead to some kind of a therapy. But that's not what we're seeing, I think,
4) in looking at the biology. And if we can't explain anything, looking at the biology, that's one thing to
sort of invoke other kinds of explanations, but WE DON'T NEED TO."
#LongCovid #pwME #millionsmissing
sort of invoke other kinds of explanations, but WE DON'T NEED TO."
#LongCovid #pwME #millionsmissing
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