I'm inspired by my patients every single day and incredibly grateful to the NIH for empowering me to continue researching Long COVID. "McAlpine Wins Grant to Investigate Causes of Post-COVID-19 Neurologic Condition" m.yale.edu/cqbk via @NeurologyYale

Jul 9, 2024 · 1:12 PM UTC

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Maybe you can research why you call it "post covid" when there is no scientific evidence the infection is gone
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We are grateful for your continued work. Congratulations! I hope this research will include MIS-C / Long Covid kids ?
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All the best, and please include severely impacted patients in your research! (yalemedicine.org/news/how-to… seems to focus on only the least severe patients--I know our physical limitations make us difficult to study, but we are most in need & will have most obv neuro/immune signals!)
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Wonderful! Congratulations!
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Congratulations ! Another win for Long COVID patients.
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@OeGNeurologie In Austria we are greatly missing interested neurologists in the field of me/cfs and post Covid
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A powerhouse team! Congrats!
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Congratulations! I’d welcome a chance to talk with you about this topic. I’ve been exploring related hypotheses.
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Thank you. Hopefully, theres help before too long.
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Congratulations!
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Thanks for all yall do. 3 years in now from dad and former athlete to bedridden
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You have been a life-saver to me and so many others. Kudos to you
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Those of us with long Covid are rooting for you!
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Replying to @LindsayMcA
Thank you 🙏
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Congratulations! My neuro-like symptoms (weak heavy muscles, muscle twitching, pain, etc) are in remission by keeping lactic acidosis well-managed. I think this is why neurologists haven’t been helpful—the neuro symptoms are actually metabolic. Check out @theacidtesters
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Is neuro-PASC perhaps a type of CNS vasculitis?
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