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Ehlers Danlos Syndrome

Addressing one of the biggest debates in the EDS space
Are hEDS and HSD the same or different?
Underrecognized Clinical Areas in Hypermobile Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome
Worth a Highlight for EDS Awareness Month
How the healthcare system is failing hEDS patients
Yes, we need awareness. But we need infrastructure more.
An archive of EDS research and resources
Sharing everything I've covered on EDS since starting Cort Does Science!
Do Long COVID and ME/CFS Have Similar Autonomic Fingerprints?
A new study uses autonomic testing to see if Long COVID and ME/CFS share the same physiological signature and explores how hEDS compares
Do hEDS and HSD Impact Males and Females Differently?
A new preprint found that females with hEDS and HSD carry a significantly higher symptom burden than males and may involve mast cells
EDS Is Not a White Person’s Disease
Addressing the misconception that the Ehlers-Danlos syndromes only affect white patients
What's New in Science? Do connective tissue differences contribute to anxiety risk?
Study reveals neural processes linking joint hypermobility and anxiety with key roles for the amygdala and insular cortex
Things we’d tell you if we weren’t afraid to hurt your feelings
Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome Edition with Tayler and Cortney
What's New In Science - Neurology and Connective Tissue
What’s New in Science (WNIS): Neurology and Connective Tissue: Download the full ebook of 18 articles!
What's New In Science - Immune Involvement in hEDS
What’s New in Science (WNIS): New research reveals immune dysfunction in hypermobile Ehlers-Danlos syndrome
What's New In Science - KLK15 and Hypermobile EDS
What’s New in Science (WNIS): KLK Gene Variants in hEDS
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