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The study intends to test the hypothesis that ME/CFS cases and controls have different bacterial, fungal or viral microflora in the oropharynx (mouth and throat regions), lower gastrointestinal tract (gut) and blood in a massive, well-powered study. By rigorously characterizing cases and controls and using state-of-the-art methods for identifying microbes, even currently-unknown ones, the CII will also study patients and controls for evidence of differences in immune system function and metabolic function

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Only seeing good things in the parts I can take onboard.

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Brain fog on all that info.

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Has elements of OMF big data study which is on the most severe openmedicinefoundation.org/...

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Onceagain

PACE trial going backwards and bio research going forward these are exciting times.

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