Why are there so few ME/Long Covid doctors?
Without a (sub-)specialty, there will be no specific insurance codes. Without specific insurance codes, there will not be much specialist care.
How to solve a disease?
How to achieve effective advocacy, good science, and clinical trial abundance?
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Reading recs: AI in science, myth busting the origin of GLP1 drugs, and 8,300 Dutch deaths
You don't need to read them, just read my takes!
Without protests, Long Covid & ME patients won’t get very far
How can patients achieve sustained political pressure?
How I learned to doubt a paper
Science should not be a hope-delivery system
Why clinical trials are broken & how to fix them: a reading list
12 articles, including 4 podcasts, on Clinical Trial Abundance
Re-analysis: 200 treatments by 4000 Long Covid/ME patients
I ranked 200+ treatments by effect scores and got a new Top 5
Instead of an abundance movement, Europe should have a Build Party
A new party is a better way to bring change than an internal movement in countries where new parties are viable.
3 Levers to solve a disease
This was originally written as a quick comment on the new podcast about medical innovation called Hard Drugs by Works in Progress.
Coming soon
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