Recently, Health Rising posted a review of an Amy Proal – Tim Henrich interview which noted the formation of a highly active group of researchers at the University of California at San Francisco (UCSF) dedicated to solving long COVID. The group – called...
How a coronavirus study shed light on Epstein-Barr Virus reactivation in ME/CFS. Of all the opportunities the SARS-CoV-2 virus has inadvertently opened up for chronic fatigue syndrome (ME/CFS), this one might be the most creative thus far. This study highlights the...
Researchers find yet another way to potentially explain long COVID and perhaps other post-infectious illnesses One outcome of more or less abundant funding and the worldwide reach of COVID-19 is the creativity that gets unleashed. This Harvard study “Impact of...
Ever wonder if you’ve been exposed to one of those nasty tick-borne illnesses? How about if you ever came down with the coronavirus? A free study launched by the Santa Barbara-based Serimmune company could provide you with some data on that. Serimmune was created in...
Friendly Fire? Recent studies featuring potentially game-changing blood vessel problems in ME/CFS/FM and long COVID have been illuminating but have lacked a crucial component: how it all started. A July study led by Edward Yang and fellow Yale researchers published in...
Eric Schadt, the study’s senior author, is not your average researcher, and Phillip Comella, the lead author, has personal experience with mysterious diseases and difficult diagnoses. A biomathematician and bioengineer, Schadt has been at the forefront of...
