Summary:
A summary of the new venture by LCTA podcast Interviewee Dr Amy Proal, CORE’s Scientific Director and upcoming podcast episode with Dr David Putrino, CORE’s NASH Family Director.
The article discusses the opening of the Cohen Center for Recovery from Complex Chronic Illnesses (CoRE) at Mount Sinai, which offers care for patients with long COVID, long Lyme disease, and other infection-associated chronic conditions. PolyBio Research Foundation collaborates with the Center by supporting clinical trials, developing “clean air” infrastructure, and advancing medical education. CoRE uses advanced diagnostic tools like the Tilt Table for personalized treatment plans, focusing on autonomic dysfunction, a common issue in these patients.
Led by Drs. Amy Proal and David Putrino, CoRE conducts trials on therapies such as repurposed HIV antivirals and lumbrokinase to treat microclots in long COVID patients. It also integrates biophilic design and innovative technologies like virtual reality for pain management. The Center provides education programs on infection-associated chronic conditions, available worldwide for both medical professionals and the public.
PolyBio, through its Long COVID Research Consortium, works on identifying the root causes of these conditions and fosters collaboration between scientists globally.
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