US EditionDeconditioning Denied but ME/CFS / Long COVID Muscle Study Raises Other Questions - Health Rising
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Deconditioning Denied but ME/CFS / Long COVID Muscle Study Raises Other Questions - Health Rising
Wust’s team took a look under the hood at the muscles in deconditioned healthy people and people with ME/CFS and long COVID and found some startling differences. Rob Wust’s group has a penchant for doing interesting studies. In the latest preprint, “Skeletal muscle properties in long COVID and ME/CFS differ from those induced by bed rest“, the Wust group goes after the deconditioning hypothesis proposing that lack of activity is the main driver …
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