OMI Scores Major Grant To Explore Genetic Underpinnings and Alternative Therapies for Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (ME/CFS)
The Open Medicine Institute begins its MERIT program to advance ME/CFS research with a major grant to explore the genetic underpinnings of the disease.
The Gut-Wrenching Effects of Exercise: Could Exercise Be Wiping Out the Gut in Chronic Fatigue Syndrome?
Exercise's ability to significantly reduce gut blood flows suggests it could have negative effects on blood volume depleted chronic fatigue syndrome patients.Are the Canadian Consensus and International Consensus Criteria Broken? Study Suggests Both May Select for More Psychiatric Patients
A recent study suggests that while the ICC does select for more ME/CFS-like patients it also selects for patients with more psychiatric disorders.The Gut in Fatigue, Pain, Mood and ME/CFS/FM: Part II – The Emerging Story
Two medical practitioners/researchers, Dr. Bested and Alan Logan, with a long history of involvement in chronic fatigue syndrome (ME/CFS), have written a series of three review papers suggesting gut flora and gut issues impact the fatigue, pain and mood issues present...Brain Drain: Common Infections Could Help Explain the Brain-fog in Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (ME/CFS)
A study suggests common herpesvirus and other infections can interfere with your ability to think. The more infections, the greater the cognitive decline.StudyME
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