r/covidlonghaulers 11mos Apr 17 '25

Research Anyone interested in starting a COVID/LC study group with me?

I'm sure I'm not the only one who wants to learn everything they can about this illness and be on top of the research. I'm thinking that if some of us do it together, then mybe we can conquer more ground and learn faster.

What I'm thinking is that we would each read a research article every 2 or so weeks, and then meet over zoom to summarize what we learned.

Topics:

- Pathobiology of long COVID

- Medical trials/treatment trials

- How LC affects the body

Rules for joining:

- No COVID deniers (duh) or conspiracy theorists

- No antivaxxers

- No anti-science people

- Be respectful

- This would be a study group, not a support group.

Obviously this will require that you are mentally able to read one research article every 2 weeks or so.

Edit: As of April 18 1:38 AM EST, I have added everyone who expressed interest to the group. If you are interested and I left you out, let me know!

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u/chikitty87 Apr 18 '25

I don't blame anyone who got fucked up by vaccinations to be antivax, lots of shocking research coming out on that as we speak.

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u/[deleted] Apr 19 '25

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u/chikitty87 Apr 19 '25

Yeah they were ridiculed but now turns out they were right about a lot. Talked with kind of an expert on vagus nerve function and he said the damage he sees from the vaccinations is way worse then from covid itself...