Understanding the potential roots and drivers of chronic illnesses plays an important role in advancing our treatment and knowledge of post-acute infection syndromes. Join us on 5/21 for a live virtual education session about persistent pathogens. Links to tune in, in the thread.
Great news: We have been awarded a $2.6 million grant from
@polybioRF
to support our work on Long COVID to support 2 clinical trials, free medical education, and new clean-air infrastructure at our new center, to protect patients from possible reinfection.
Our collaboration with Raise the Line is live! Learn about drivers, diagnosis, clinical manifestations, and treatment practices for post-acute infection syndromes from leading experts! Hosted by CoRE's Director of Science Communication, Dr. Raven Baxter.
Live tweeting today's CoRE Knowledge session covering pathogen persistence! Watch and follow along to learn the science behind persistent pathogens and the research we are doing at CoRE to continue developing our knowledge around this.
Understanding the potential roots and drivers of chronic illnesses plays an important role in advancing our treatment and knowledge of post-acute infection syndromes. Join us on 5/21 for a live virtual education session about persistent pathogens. Links to tune in, in the thread.
The way medicine functions right now is someone is looking for something in the dark, and the streetlight is on and they're looking for it under the light only because that's where the light is. We want to push past this. Innovation is necessary to answer questions.
@PutrinoLab
Our 2nd MY-LC paper with the amazing
@VirusesImmunity
has dropped! There is much to get excited about here and I’ll be writing a thread tomorrow. This is novel and actionable work. Grateful to Akiko for being such a brilliant partner in this, our collaborators and our patients 🙏🏻
We're seeded with all kinds of microbes, communities, ecosystems of organisms, that make up our bodies. We have an incredible rainforest-like ecosystems inside of us -
@microbeminded2
Understanding the potential roots and drivers of chronic illnesses plays an important role in advancing our treatment and knowledge of post-acute infection syndromes. Join us on 5/21 for a live virtual education session about persistent pathogens. Links to tune in, in the thread.
Hearing from Amy Proal
@microbeminded2
from
@polybioRF
about how persistent pathogens may be hiding out in our tissues and triggering other pathogens to become active.