Transparent to the transcendent.
Wrote a book on Long Covid. - https://t.co/EulMyWl4cr
Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence. - Sagan
Nov 22 • 20 tweets • 7 min read
Michael Peluso on viral persistence at Demystifying Long COVID International 2024
Small thread 🧵
1/ "At the beginning of the pandemic I was not a believer in SARS-CoV-2 persistence, but have now become more convinced with data emerging"
Nov 21 • 21 tweets • 3 min read
Demystifying Long COVID International Conference 2024.
Mini-thread as most content is repeated from earlier this year. 🧵
1/ Introduction covered the importance of Long COVID. Mostly building on-top of Peluso/Deeks recent mechanisms paper.
Various sessions on how Long COVID impacts various cohorts and systems.
Will post interesting posters real quick:
Nov 13 • 5 tweets • 3 min read
I’m open-sourcing a multi-agent Long COVID project from my Master’s Program at UT Austin to explore the disease’s mechanisms, suggest interventions, and test combination treatments.
Example of interventions identified for each model:
Nov 8 • 58 tweets • 43 min read
PolyBio Fall Symposium 2024 thread 🧵
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Amy Proal introduces the Fall Symposium. PolyBio is a non-profit org building a collective to solve diseases like Long COVID, ME/CFS, and more
They recently published a new project page to see how these projects map to the human body
🧬 MENSA tech uses new antibodies to detect ongoing COVID-19 & viral reactivations in #LongCOVID. With 60% accuracy for SCV2, EBV, CMV, HSV2, it offers diagnostics from a single blood sample.
Differentiates between infection and vaccination responses.
- Accurate detection of viral persistence
- Identification of latent reactivation
- Single blood sample
- High sensitivity & specificity
- Distinguishes infection & vaccination
- Extend to other chronic illnesses
- Non-invasive
- Clinical biomarker
Jun 6 • 44 tweets • 6 min read
Demystifying Long COVID North American Conference 2024
🧵of my personal opinions on discussion points
1/ The sincerity of this problem is being addressed by many partners around the world. The NIH, CDC, public & private research, etc