Andrea Dunlop

sort of peer-reviewed science around this idea that there's a connection between EDS and Chiari malformation and tethered cord syndrome, which has become the focus of his work.

sort of peer-reviewed science around this idea that there's a connection between EDS and Chiari malformation and tethered cord syndrome, which has become the focus of his work.

sort of peer-reviewed science around this idea that there's a connection between EDS and Chiari malformation and tethered cord syndrome, which has become the focus of his work.

Okay. And yeah, I think those are important caveats. And I think, you know, when we're talking about conditions like Ehlers-Danlos and certainly in my research and your research for this case, And just the feedback that we've gotten from listeners, we have heard from so many people who suffer from EDS and also in POTS, which is another one that came up in this case.

Okay. And yeah, I think those are important caveats. And I think, you know, when we're talking about conditions like Ehlers-Danlos and certainly in my research and your research for this case, And just the feedback that we've gotten from listeners, we have heard from so many people who suffer from EDS and also in POTS, which is another one that came up in this case.

Okay. And yeah, I think those are important caveats. And I think, you know, when we're talking about conditions like Ehlers-Danlos and certainly in my research and your research for this case, And just the feedback that we've gotten from listeners, we have heard from so many people who suffer from EDS and also in POTS, which is another one that came up in this case.

And I'm certainly getting the impression, and we're going to dig deeper into the EDS stuff and the connection to this case, but I certainly get the impression that this is something that is emerging as being a more common diagnosis than it was previously thought. And that happens all the time, right? I think so much of this confusion can happen.

And I'm certainly getting the impression, and we're going to dig deeper into the EDS stuff and the connection to this case, but I certainly get the impression that this is something that is emerging as being a more common diagnosis than it was previously thought. And that happens all the time, right? I think so much of this confusion can happen.

And I'm certainly getting the impression, and we're going to dig deeper into the EDS stuff and the connection to this case, but I certainly get the impression that this is something that is emerging as being a more common diagnosis than it was previously thought. And that happens all the time, right? I think so much of this confusion can happen.

And unfortunately, so much of this opportunism in some cases can happen because things are not well understood and because people are not getting diagnosed and they're not getting good care. And then that kind of can leave this vacuum and leave people to, you know, and I think I want to put the caveat that like experimental treatments are not always bad, right? That is how we get to

And unfortunately, so much of this opportunism in some cases can happen because things are not well understood and because people are not getting diagnosed and they're not getting good care. And then that kind of can leave this vacuum and leave people to, you know, and I think I want to put the caveat that like experimental treatments are not always bad, right? That is how we get to

And unfortunately, so much of this opportunism in some cases can happen because things are not well understood and because people are not getting diagnosed and they're not getting good care. And then that kind of can leave this vacuum and leave people to, you know, and I think I want to put the caveat that like experimental treatments are not always bad, right? That is how we get to

good treatments. And, you know, as long as they're done safely and ethically, that is how medicine evolves. And so I think like that's all worth, that's all very worth caveating. So before we get into Dr. Bolognese, can you explain, so we've covered the Chiari malformation. What about this piece of the tethered cord? What does that mean? And how is it thought to be related to EDS?

good treatments. And, you know, as long as they're done safely and ethically, that is how medicine evolves. And so I think like that's all worth, that's all very worth caveating. So before we get into Dr. Bolognese, can you explain, so we've covered the Chiari malformation. What about this piece of the tethered cord? What does that mean? And how is it thought to be related to EDS?

good treatments. And, you know, as long as they're done safely and ethically, that is how medicine evolves. And so I think like that's all worth, that's all very worth caveating. So before we get into Dr. Bolognese, can you explain, so we've covered the Chiari malformation. What about this piece of the tethered cord? What does that mean? And how is it thought to be related to EDS?

So it's more of a clinical diagnosis. Right. And it sounds like for my research that... So we have tethered cord, real thing, subject of medical consensus. Occult tethered cord, presumably no connection to witches, and also maybe not a subject of medical consensus.

So it's more of a clinical diagnosis. Right. And it sounds like for my research that... So we have tethered cord, real thing, subject of medical consensus. Occult tethered cord, presumably no connection to witches, and also maybe not a subject of medical consensus.

So it's more of a clinical diagnosis. Right. And it sounds like for my research that... So we have tethered cord, real thing, subject of medical consensus. Occult tethered cord, presumably no connection to witches, and also maybe not a subject of medical consensus.

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