Is Ron Davis’s ME/CFS Collaborative Research Center at Stanford Poised for a Breakthrough?
Ron Davis’s Stanford ME/CFS Collaborative Research Center is itching to get back to full-time lab work. It’s not that Davis and his group haven’t been working. Janet Dafoe described constant Zoom calls with ME/CFS researchers, a bevy of grant...
Ian Lipkin on Long Hauling with the Coronavirus, a Possible B-cell Subset, and Protein Biomarkers for ME/CFS
Ian Lipkin on long hauling with the coronavirus and a proteome study that may have found B-cell subset and potential biomarkers for chronic fatigue syndromeLong-Term Saline Use Improves Cardiovascular Functioning in ME/CFS: A Workwell Case Report
The exercise physiologists at the Workwell Foundation are pretty darn good at providing thought provoking case reports. A couple of years ago, a Workwell case report indicated that a very ill ME/CFS patient was able, using Workwell’s heart rate-based exercise...
Tying together Fear and Pain: the Parabrachial Nucleus of the Brainstem and Fibromyalgia
The Brainstem The brainstem – a small area at the base of the brain that contacts the spinal cord – has become of ever more interest in chronic fatigue syndrome (ME/CFS). Barnden’s studies suggest brainstem involvement is present. VanElzakker...
The Brain Fog in Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (ME/CFS) Plus Even Mini Tilt Table Tests Wrack the Severely Ill
People with chronic fatigue syndrome but have not been diagnosed with orthostatic intolerance still have reduced blood flows to the brain during a tilt table test and suffer cognitively afterwards. People with severe ME/CFS only need to be tilted up a bit to suffer severe declines in blood flows to the brain.Lives Interrupted Latest Story
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