Eine Stanford-Studie zeigt, dass ein Virus, von dem 95 % der Erwachsenen betroffen sind, Lupus verursachen kann
https://www.sfgate.com/bayarea/article/stanford-study-95-percent-adults-virus-lupus-21155627.php
Eine Stanford-Studie zeigt, dass ein Virus, von dem 95 % der Erwachsenen betroffen sind, Lupus verursachen kann
https://www.sfgate.com/bayarea/article/stanford-study-95-percent-adults-virus-lupus-21155627.php
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It’s never lupus…until it is…just that one time.
Alright so EBV is linked by studies to MS, Lupus and ME/CFS. I am excited for us to get the vaccine against EBV ( It is in progress)
I’m reading this wondering if there’s something similar happening with MS and EBV… The potential for developing a new treatment following this discovery is very exciting!
The title is a somewhat fanciful twist on what they found and surprise, surprise:
>Robinson (lead author) said he hopes to use this research to find better treatments for lupus. Recently, he and two study co-authors founded the startup EBVio Inc., aimed at finding ways to treat lupus by depleting B cells or targeting the infected B cells.
EBV and many other viruses (including HIV and covid) have a viral protease that cleaves a native human protein TDP-43 into two nonfunctional bits. These bits aggregate in neural tissue and are associated with neurological pathology
Have fun reading down that rabbit hole
We definitely need to take viral infections more serious
My wife has EDS (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ehlers%E2%80%93Danlos_syndrome). Early on, they thought it was Lupus. They share a lot of the same symptoms. I wonder if there is potential for treatment for her condition as well here.
Lupus is a vitamin D deficiency until proven otherwise!