NIH Budget Suggests Major Expansion in ME/CFS Program Possible
National Institute of Health (NIH) Director Francis Collins has said he will move aggressively on chronic fatigue syndrome (ME/CFS) – and not to expect small increases in funding either. With the current ME/CFS budget sitting at around $5 million a year Collins...
NIH To Shift Funding Priorities: Will Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and Fibromyalgia Benefit?
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The Chokehold Behavioral Treatments Have on Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
A survey reveals behavioral treatments have a chokehold on the available therapies for most ME/CFS patients for a reason - they're better funded
FDA Making Progress on Critical Need in Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
Progress on Key Drug Development Need for ME/CFS Made Jennie Spotila reported the FDA is making progress on a key need identified by the AHRQ and IOM reports. Find out more…....
Promises To Keep: NIH Commits to Reinvigorate Effort on Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
The NIH and NINDS promise to reinvigorate the chronic fatigue syndrome program including increasing research funding.StudyME
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