High Default Mode Network Activity in ME/CFS Associated with Decreased Alertness, Difficulty Carrying out Tasks and More
Alertness, the ability to carry out tasks, sleep and others in chronic fatigue syndrome are impacted by activation of the default mode network in the brain.
“What’s Up, Doc?” Dr. Natelson on Hyperventilation, Blood Volume and Brain Issues in ME/CFS and Long COVID
Dr. Natelson talks on breathing problems, low blood volume and brain imaging studies he's doing in ME/CFS and long COVID.
An Explosion of ME/CFS in the US + The Real Difference RECOVER May Make In Long COVID
Long COVID increases the prevalence of ME/CFS in the US fifteenfold plus a deep dive into RECOVER's testing program suggests it might help a lot.
A 2024 ME/CFS Year in Review Points to Progress – and a Profound Disruption in Energy Production
A year in review for chronic fatigue syndrome or ME/CFS findings evidence of cellular exhaustion in many levels caused by mitochondrial dysfunction.
An ME/CFS Sleep Study Goes Where No Sleep Study Has Gone Before
A chronic fatigue syndrome (ME/CFS) sleep study explores factors that have never been examined before.Lives Interrupted Latest Story
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