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- 1Long Covid autoantibody study finds no single immune signature▼Some autoantibodies against neuronal targets found in people with # LongCovid but no specific signature....it's heteroge
New findings show that some people with Long Covid carry autoantibodies targeting neuronal cells, but no consistent antibody signature has been identified across patients. Commenters say the picture is heterogeneous, meaning the immune response differs from person to person. Many note this fits expectations that Long Covid and ME/CFS have an autoimmune component without being classic autoimmune diseases like multiple sclerosis.
- 2Sandra Vukusic Wins 2026 Rachel Horne Prize for Women's Health in MS▼2026 Rachel Horne Prize Winner Sandra Vukusic, MD, PhD, on Advancing Women's Health in MS
Neurologist Sandra Vukusic, MD, PhD, has been named the 2026 winner of the Rachel Horne Prize, an award recognizing contributions to women's health in multiple sclerosis. Vukusic, a French MS specialist, is being highlighted for her work advancing understanding of how multiple sclerosis affects women, including during pregnancy and hormonal transitions. The award brings renewed attention to sex-specific research in neurology.
- 3Jamie-Lynn Sigler opens up about limits in her MS battle▼Jamie-Lynn Sigler explains why she doesn’t have ‘a lot of fight in me’ at the moment amid MS battle
Actress Jamie-Lynn Sigler, best known for The Sopranos, said she doesn't have 'a lot of fight in me' at the moment as she continues living with multiple sclerosis. In recent comments, she explained she is focusing on acceptance and managing her energy rather than battling the disease aggressively. Her candid remarks have drawn attention and support from fans and fellow actors.