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Ansyme ~ Advanced Neuroscience for Systemic Medicine
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A volunteer-led nonprofit to support and promote dialogue linking advanced neuroscience research on the autonomic nervous system to medical conditions with limited diagnostic and treatment options.

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Ansyme ~ Advanced Neuroscience for Systemic Medicine @ansyme.bsky.social · Nov 29
In the upcoming giving season, please consider supporting Ansyme. Our #nonprofit mission is to promote the study of #autonomic #neuroscience as it relates to #medical conditions. 🧠⚕️

Every bit helps 🙏

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Black background framed by dark blue triangles in the corner and blue hexagons across the top. Bottom left shows a neuron, and bottom right shows a brain with the lower brain and brainstem highlighted. Large white text on a dark blue backdrop reads “Donate to change lives”. Additional white text reads “Ansyme”, “A patient-led, volunteer nonprofit to promote advanced neuroscience for systemic medicine, with a focus on autonomic system disorders”, and “Your donation will support:” followed by three bullet points: “Monthly newsletter about lower nervous system research”, “Appearances at pertinent research conferences”, and “Workshop to connect scientists, clinicians, and patients”.
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Luke Brown was led to neuroimmunology not by buzz, but by questions arising from his clinical mentors and by pursuing a trail of experiments. We're pleased to share his account of how this led to a 2024 publication in Cell Press:
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The silent pneumonia: Biofilms and the neurons that should feel them
The pneumonia your neurons can’t detect
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January 5, 2026 at 6:05 PM
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Just yesterday: "Hidden infections may be the missing link in #LongCovid" in eLife Sciences: scitechdaily.com/hidden-infec...

Coming soon in the Ansyme Newsletter: "The silent pneumonia: Biofilms and the neurons that should feel them" by Luke Brown PhD

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Hidden Infections May Be the Missing Link in Long COVID
Long COVID may be driven by dormant infections that awaken after COVID disrupts the immune system.
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December 23, 2025 at 5:07 PM
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A new atlas of the human dorsal root ganglion contains more than 53,000 neurons and nearly 500,000 non-neuronal cells from 126 people.

By @callimcflurry.bsky.social

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‘Unprecedented’ dorsal root ganglion atlas captures 22 types of human sensory neurons
The atlas also offers up molecular and cellular targets for new pain therapies.
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December 23, 2025 at 2:38 PM
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We're over halfway to our goal!

Your donation would help support our monthly newsletter, where we connect the dots between the latest #neuroscience & underserved medical conditions, as well as participation in 2026 research conferences.

🙏 Any amount could help change many lives for the better.
Black background framed by dark blue triangles in the corner and blue hexagons across the top. Bottom left shows a neuron, and bottom right shows a brain with the lower brain and brainstem highlighted. Large white text on a dark blue backdrop reads “Donate to change lives”. Additional white text reads “Ansyme”, “A patient-led, volunteer nonprofit to promote advanced neuroscience for systemic medicine, with a focus on autonomic system disorders”, and “Your donation will support:” followed by three bullet points: “Monthly newsletter about lower nervous system research”, “Appearances at pertinent research conferences”, and “Workshop to connect scientists, clinicians, and patients”.
December 18, 2025 at 5:51 PM
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We are a new nonprofit in the #neurosky #neuroskyence space. Please help us get off the ground and have successful 2026!
ansyme.bsky.social Ansyme ~ Advanced Neuroscience for Systemic Medicine @ansyme.bsky.social · Nov 29
In the upcoming giving season, please consider supporting Ansyme. Our #nonprofit mission is to promote the study of #autonomic #neuroscience as it relates to #medical conditions. 🧠⚕️

Every bit helps 🙏

www.zeffy.com/en-US/donati...

ansyme.org
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Black background framed by dark blue triangles in the corner and blue hexagons across the top. Bottom left shows a neuron, and bottom right shows a brain with the lower brain and brainstem highlighted. Large white text on a dark blue backdrop reads “Donate to change lives”. Additional white text reads “Ansyme”, “A patient-led, volunteer nonprofit to promote advanced neuroscience for systemic medicine, with a focus on autonomic system disorders”, and “Your donation will support:” followed by three bullet points: “Monthly newsletter about lower nervous system research”, “Appearances at pertinent research conferences”, and “Workshop to connect scientists, clinicians, and patients”.
December 2, 2025 at 9:45 PM
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The next generation of neuroscientists needs your support.

This #GivingTuesday, help us reach our $5,000 goal to send five scientists to #SfN26!

All donations made will be matched by SfN Council.

Give to the Friends of SfN Fund today.

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December 2, 2025 at 6:59 PM
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In the upcoming giving season, please consider supporting Ansyme. Our #nonprofit mission is to promote the study of #autonomic #neuroscience as it relates to #medical conditions. 🧠⚕️

Every bit helps 🙏

www.zeffy.com/en-US/donati...

ansyme.org
ansyme.substack.com
Black background framed by dark blue triangles in the corner and blue hexagons across the top. Bottom left shows a neuron, and bottom right shows a brain with the lower brain and brainstem highlighted. Large white text on a dark blue backdrop reads “Donate to change lives”. Additional white text reads “Ansyme”, “A patient-led, volunteer nonprofit to promote advanced neuroscience for systemic medicine, with a focus on autonomic system disorders”, and “Your donation will support:” followed by three bullet points: “Monthly newsletter about lower nervous system research”, “Appearances at pertinent research conferences”, and “Workshop to connect scientists, clinicians, and patients”.
November 29, 2025 at 11:57 PM
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Ansyme Newsletter | Substack
A newsletter exploring the promise of advanced neuroscience for systemic medicine. Curated by the Ansyme team. All pledges/payments go to Ansyme, a volunteer-led 501c3 nonprofit organization. Click to...
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November 11, 2025 at 6:28 PM