Simmaron Patient Day Part II: Maureen Hanson, Energy and Your Immune Cells
Maureen Hanson of Cornell just scored one of the three NIH funded ME/CFS research centers in the U.S. Before she got that, though, Hanson picked up an NIH grant that enabled her to dig deeper into the energy issues of ME/CFS patients immune cells than anyone has...
Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (ME/CFS) Researcher and Patients Shine During NIH Call
It’s great the NIH is doing telebriefings a couple of times a year to inform the chronic fatigue syndrome (ME/CFS) community of their progress. The calls can be more or less interesting. This one was definitely on the more interesting side. NIH Intramural Study...
Molecular Underpinnings of ME/CFS Explored at the Open Medicine Foundation Symposium
“This is not a disease that can be solved by one person. It needs a community, and lots of expertise. I will work with anybody to do this.” Ron Davis The Working Group was impressive. Davis had Bob Naviaux to his left and Maureen Hanson next to him...
Extraordinary NIH ME/CFS Clinical Center Study May be Most Comprehensive and In-Depth Ever
Thanks to Simon and MEAction for allowing Health Rising to post Simon’s exposition of the truly remarkable chronic fatigue syndrome (ME/CFS) study about to take place at the NIH. This blog first appeared on MEAction. Most images and captions were added by me...Lives Interrupted Latest Story
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