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ALT Brightly lit headshot of Billie Eilish against a colorful wall, lookking into the camera, wearing goth apparel. (Spike collar, cross. Jet black hair and top.)
ALT The image features two zebras standing closely together, with their heads touching affectionately. The zebra on the left has its stripes painted in vibrant rainbow colors, symbolizing diversity and pride. The colors transition from purple, blue, and green on the body to yellow, orange, and red on the face. The zebra on the right retains the traditional black and white stripes. In the background, there is a subtle white gradient with light bokeh effects, adding a soft, festive feel. At the top right corner, there is the logo of "The Ehlers Danlos Society," featuring a stylized zebra head in rainbow colors. Below the zebras, the text "Zebra Pride" is displayed in a bold, rainbow gradient font, matching the vibrant theme of the image.
ALT Denise, a white woman with red hair and blue eyes wearing a blue shirt with sparkles, smiles and holds a proclamation from the city of Santa Monica in her hand. The proclamation has an elaborate red and white border, two blue waves at the top, and two pelicans surrounding the seal of the city of Santa Monica. There is a gold holographic seal on the lower left. The words "City of Santa Monica" appear in calligraphy at the top of the proclamation in red.
ALT The image is an infographic titled "Common Symptoms of Dysautonomia" presented by The Ehlers Danlos Society. The infographic features seven blue, gender-neutral human silhouettes, each representing a different symptom of dysautonomia. From left to right: 1. The first silhouette shows a heart with a fast heart rate (tachycardia) symbolized by a red heart with a jagged line representing an ECG. 2. The second silhouette depicts low blood pressure (hypotension) indicated by a gauge with the needle pointing towards the low end. 3. The third silhouette illustrates dizziness/lightheadedness with a head surrounded by swirling lines and stars. 4. The fourth silhouette highlights gastrointestinal dysmotility, showing an orange stomach and intestines. 5. The fifth silhouette represents temperature and sweating dysregulation, with one half colored in blue and the other half in red, accompanied by a thermometer.
ALT Meme showing illustration of a doctors coat with stethoscope over the shoulder in beige (the right half cut off at the right edge), against dark teal background. THE RISE OF CLINICIAL-ASSOCIATED TRAUME IN THE DOCTOR-PATIENT RELATIONSHIP in white text on teal. Our logo. A bubble reads: Fourth article in the series (at the bottom).
ALT newspaper cover on guardian health on hypermobility more prone to long covid study suggests. man lying on bed
ALT Image shows the disability pride flag in the background and reads in bold black, pink and white letters: “We’re Back!” In yellow writing beneath “Sat 20th July 2024”, and “Disability Pride and Power Parade” in pink with black outline. At the bottom of the photo is an image of colourful participants in the parade from 2023, carrying signs with the pride flag which reads “Disability Power + Pride”. In the top right corner is the Disability Pride and Power Parade logo.
ALT Hypermobile Vs classical EDS skin signs. The image, by Brad Tinkle et al., is based on the Research Article Hypermobile Ehlers-Danlos syndrome (a.k.a. Ehlers-Danlos syndrome Type III and Ehlers-Danlos syndrome hypermobility type): Clinical description and natural history, DOI: 10.1002/ajmg.c.31538