Al Ingram

@DanMissailidis Biomed research is hugely underfunded relative to the burden of disease

People with ME or LC (or both), what is one thing you wish more people understood about these diseases? One of the best ways that I can be an advocate is by integrating what’s important to the community into the various written pieces we produce as scientists.

@ruth_deyermond @jc_nothias Excellent thread; just on this point my hunch is that at bottom it's nothing more than the fact that Trump loves 'strongmen' and imagines himself as being among them. That's why he's desperate to please them, to the point of self-abasement.

@jc_nothias Trump took, and takes, Russia and Putin very seriously - just not as a threat. Wanting to improve relations with Russia was one of the few consistent elements of his foreign policy. Who can say why?

The greatest error that the US has made in relation to Russia’s war against Ukraine is just the latest variant of the same error that US administrations have been making for nearly 30 years: not taking Russia seriously. An enormous 🧵

@monsterbobby Loren Connors and Alan Licht

What's the quietest concert you've ever attended?

An authoritative rebuttal to that terribly misleading article in the Observer this weekend. The psychologisation of ME in the UK is eminently ‘biopolitical’.

@BenAndersonGeog @AJSecor Looking forward especially to section on liberalism

@BenAndersonGeog @AJSecor Short version: slow but steady recovery from long covid!

Draft manuscript submitted for ‘The Politics of Feeling: Populism, Progressivism, Liberalism’, with the wonderful @AJSecor The book is organised around three propositions per political form … here’s the content page!

The final sentence here, on the official NHS page, is misleading and fatalistic. It’s a terrible starting point.

A heartbreaking story that throws the catastrophic lack of knowledge on post-infection syndromes into sharp relief | Daughter's death 'could have been avoided' bbc.co.uk/news/uk-englan…

This is it. Thank you @edyong209.