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Further Evidence

Scientists have discovered “further evidence” that Chronic Fatigue Syndrome is not psychological and could actually be caused by bacteria in the gut....

Scientists have discovered “further evidence” that Chronic Fatigue Syndrome is n...

•8 years ago

Heart Volume

This study confirms an association between reduced cardiac volumes and blood volume in CFS. Lack of relationship between length of disease, cardiac and plasma...

This study confirms an association between reduced cardiac volumes and blood vo...

•8 years ago

Infections

Medical science may be awakening and finding there are differences between the sexes...

Medical science may be awakening and finding there are differences between the s...

•8 years ago

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Housebound

Very few studies on ME/CFS focus on housebound patients — 0.5%, or 5 for every 1000 studies, according to Pendergrast et al. — and those that do tend to have...

Very few studies on ME/CFS focus on housebound patients — 0.5%, or 5 for every 1...

•8 years ago

Keep psychiatry out of ME research

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Please consider signing this petition...

•8 years ago

Circulation

A history of the politics within medicine claiming ME as mystery illness when much valuable research has revealed many truths....

A history of the politics within medicine claiming ME as mystery illness when mu...

Moonlightshadows

•8 years ago

Newbie

Saying Hi new to forums and after battling for a diagnosis my confidence is very shaky about what I can expect going forward. Health had stabilized after the...

Saying Hi new to forums and after battling for a diagnosis my confidence is very...

•8 years ago

Precision Medicine

A presentation on the importance of personalised diagnosis and treatment protocols away from one size fits all. Mobile Medicine where monitors originally...

A presentation on the importance of personalised diagnosis and treatment protoco...

•8 years ago

It's all in your heads

These scientists disagree with that old idea http://www.thecanary.co/2016/06/08/people-mecfs-long-told-head-scientists-disagree/

These scientists disagree with that old idea http://www.thecanary.co/2016/06/08/...

•8 years ago

Microbiota and Virome

Myalgic encephalomyelitis/chronic fatigue syndrome (ME/CFS) is a heterogeneous disorder of significant societal impact that is proposed to involve both host...

Myalgic encephalomyelitis/chronic fatigue syndrome (ME/CFS) is a heterogeneous d...

•8 years ago

Metabolism

Preliminary data shows problems metabolizing fats and sugars moving research further in a year than it has moved in the previous thirty....

Preliminary data shows problems metabolizing fats and sugars moving research fur...

•8 years ago

A potential biomarker for fatigue

We sought to determine whether oxidative stress and anti-oxidative activity could act as biomarkers that discriminate patients with chronic fatigue syndrome...

We sought to determine whether oxidative stress and anti-oxidative activity coul...

•8 years ago

Blood Biomarker

Research that shows evidence of alterations in cells that aren't present in healthy control subjects...

Research that shows evidence of alterations in cells that aren't present in heal...

•8 years ago

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