Accelerating ME/CFS? The NIH Conference Day I: Exhausted Systems, Inflammation and Weirdness
A Critical Look at the NIH’s Accelerating Research Conference This chronic fatigue syndrome (ME/CFS) conference was different. Besides the normal goal of bringing researchers together to share their latest results, it had an ulterior motive – getting NIH...
Stanford Exercise Study Shows Different Immune Response in Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (ME/CFS)
It’s always good to see an exercise test in chronic fatigue syndrome (ME/CFS). It’s harder on the patients – kudos to them for participating in the study – but study after study has shown that exercise allows researchers to dig deeper...
Will 2016 Finally Be Montoya’s Year? Taking Stock of the Stanford ME/CFS Initiative
Dr. Montoya’s Stanford ME/CFS Initiative opened in 2009 with a $5 million donation. Seven years later it’s published just two studies. Is the Initiative in trouble or is it on the brink of success? Find out more in Will 2016 Finally be Montoya’s...
Dr. Montoya Talks – With the CDC – On ME/CFS
The CDC is having a public call-in session on Monday, Feb 23rd. First Dr. Unger will talk and then Dr. Jose Montoya of Stanford. (See the schedule below). Everybody is invited. It’s not a call to be missed. Dr. Unger and the CDC First Dr. Unger will talk on...Lives Interrupted Latest Story
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