
More research updates

A “unifying” hypothesis of the mechanisms, triggers, and risk factors for myalgic encephalomyelitis (ME), is gaining support. Further evaluation and development of a potential drug depend on funding.

The NIH studies found that Paxlovid, ivabradine, and computer games did not significantly improve symptoms of Long COVID. Further analysis that may help future research research has not yet been released.


Our webinar answered common questions about following data for COVID-19 and other infectious diseases.

A specific formula of probiotics and bacteria was found to improve fatigue and other symptoms in people with Long COVID. Researchers shared the abstract, which has not been published yet, at the Digestive Disease Week meeting in Chicago, Illinois.

The written memorials of over 500 people who had myalgic encephalomyelitis (ME) were analyzed in a new study in PLoS One. Researchers found themes of clinical neglect and broad institutional failure, among others.

People are experimenting with transauricular vagus nerve stimulation (taVNS), with mixed results, ahead of medical guidelines

A new RECOVER study found that Long COVID significantly impacts the development of children with the disease. The study was published in Academic Pediatrics and included nearly 2,000 children.

A new report found that Long COVID may cost OECD international economies over $135 billion per year over the next decade. And even this number may be an undercount, the authors stated.
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