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CSF immune phenotyping reveals 2 distinct immunotypes of ME/CFS. Diving deeper into subsets of ME/CFS based on biological markers is indispensable for identifying targeted therapies based on the underlying root causes. ⁦Prof. Akiko Iwasaki⁩ academic.oup.com/jimmunol/advan…

先駆的な研究者である岩崎明子博士が、 Solve M.E.からME/CFS Catalyst Awardの第1回受賞者となる solvecfs.org/akiko-iwasaki-…

Fantastic work—huge thanks to everyone involved in making this research happen! To move forward, we urgently need larger sample & cohort sizes, especially for studies using CSF & tissue samples. Getting more clinical centers with expertise & deep patient registries is essential.

At today’s PolyBio symposium: Newly published study from Victoria Cortes Bastos found distinct ME/CFS cerebrospinal fluid subtypes—based on cytokine profiles & past CMV vs. SARS-CoV-2 infection. “These patients are clinically the same. They are equally sick, but may have

At today’s symposium: Dr. Akiko Iwasaki discussed how Long Covid patients have significantly more autoantibodies to the central nervous system—and caused increased pain and nerve fiber damage when LC IgGs were injected into mice. #polybiosymposium #longcovidresearch

Das ist eine sehr spannende Studie, die auch wieder die Notwendigkeit einer Stratifizierung bei ME/CFS unterstreicht, um endlich zu Therapien zu kommen. Hier der Artikel von Prof. Akiko Iwasaki & Co ➡️ academic.oup.com/jimmunol/advan…

It is such a joy to do science with such good friends! Thank you for being such amazing coworkers and friends, Victoria and Kerrie Greene 💜💚🩷

Our new study on ME/CFS is out in The Journal of Immunology !! Given the heterogeneity of #mecfs, it is so important we continue to dive deep into this disease to further differentiate pathophysiology. Truly enjoyed this work every step of the way. Check it out below!

BREAKING: PolyBio and WE&ME-supported study identifies two distinct ME/CFS subtypes 🧪Collaborative research uncovers immune and biomarker patterns that could help subclassify ME/CFS and guide future treatments. polybio.org/polybio-and-we…

Very grateful to be a recipient of the honorary degree from the Elmezzi Graduate School, Feinstein Institute for Medical Research Northwell Health Thank you, Prof. Kevin J. Tracey, MD - learning so much from you about #TheGreatNerve

A new Yale study shows that a nasal booster using unadjuvanted SARS-CoV-2 spike protein effectively triggered strong lung-specific IgA responses after earlier mRNA vaccination in mice. 1/ Prof. Akiko Iwasaki

Data from Dr. Akiko Iwasaki Prof. Akiko Iwasaki, Dr. Victoria C. Bastos, and Kerrie Greene found 2 distinct immunotypes of ME/CFS. This work suggests distinct drivers of disease, helping to differentiate the pathophysiology of #MECFS. Read it in AAI News: ow.ly/MWR950VXhzw

Northwell Health Feinstein for the day to do an experiment. OMG the place where Prof. Kevin J. Tracey, MD and Betty Diamond! Oh yeah and Prof. Akiko Iwasaki gotten an honorary degree!

A new clinical trial for Long COVID at CoRE at Mount Sinai! If you are in the NYC area and interested in our Sirolimus clinical trial, please email [email protected] 🙏🏼

We are seeking Long COVID participants for this PolyBio-supported Sirolimus (low-dose #rapamycin) trial. To learn more about the trial check out this talk by PolyBio Research Director Dr. Amy Proal. She overviews the trial design and rationale: m.youtube.com/watch?v=nzwH55…

This one drug at 4mg every week has gave me back much of my life. Understanding exactly what it is and isn't doing will help millions.

Estan buscando participantes con #CovidProlongado para ensayo de sirolimus (rapamicina en dosis baja). Si te encuentras en el área de Nueva York, puedes participar. Comunícate 👇 PolyBio Prof. Akiko Iwasaki Putrino Lab Amy Proal, PhD CoRE at Mount Sinai

Prof. Akiko Iwasaki Stanford University "We need more awareness so that parents and pediatricians can recognize the signs of #LongCovid in children better," Prof. Akiko Iwasaki said. newsweek.com/why-are-so-man…