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Thank you card for Dr. James Coyne
I see someone wrote, "RIP, James." Odd. Or I misread? Some of the fonts are hard to read.- Merry
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- Forum: General Discussion
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Thank you card for Dr. James Coyne
The card has been sent. 373 signers.- Merry
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- Forum: General Discussion
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3rd Anniversary Message from Justice for Karina Hansen
See below instructions on where to address a card to Karina and her mother (use both names so Karina's mother has the legal right to see the cards). https://www.facebook.com/JusticeForKarinaHansen/posts/1026971967364260?notif_t=notify_me_page- Merry
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- Forum: Advocacy, Contests and Events
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Thank you card for Dr. James Coyne
Bumping. I think you can still sign today. The instructions say until 5 pm. But what time zone?- Merry
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- Forum: General Discussion
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Jamison Hill, featured in "Forgotten Plague," now bedbound; funds sought
If you have seen "Forgotten Plague," you probably remember Jamison Hill, who, before he became ill. was a bodybuilder. When he first appears in the film, he is still well enough to exercise some and is articulate and alert as he talks to Ryan Prior. Later in the film he is much worse. Now...- Merry
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- Forum: ME/CFS and FM News
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See tweets from James Coyne's talk today in Ireland
Sally Burch tweeted from the talk given in Ireland by James C. Coyne for patients today. She did a good job tweeting images of his slides. Check out her tweets @KeelaToo. I found out about her plans to tweet at her blog...- Merry
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- Forum: Advocacy, Contests and Events
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Malaria Just "Rediscovered" North American MALARIA
Malaria was a big problem in the US until the invention, and widespread use of, DDT and also increased wealth in the US that meant citizens could afford to screen windows, etc. Now that I've about this article more I don't understand the claim that malaria was not thought to reside in mammals...- Merry
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- Forum: Health News
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Malaria Just "Rediscovered" North American MALARIA
Interesting. Thanks, @Crappy. No evidence, though, that this infection has spread to humans. In most infected deer the level of infection is "cryptic." (I'm delighted to discover this use of "cryptic.")- Merry
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- Forum: Health News
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Poll: Depression Free ME/CFS studies?
No, I'm not saying that Julia Newton is discriminating against people with ME/CFS with depression. I just don't think it's possible to pick out a group of "pure" (i.e., "depression-free") ME/CFS patients. I understand that this decision of Julia Newton to try to identify such a group to use...- Merry
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- Forum: Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (ME/CFS) Research
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Poll: Depression Free ME/CFS studies?
@Seanko, thank you for taking the time -- and energy! -- to write out your thoughts on this and to look up information from an article by Julia Newton. I see the point of screening out patients who fit the criteria for depression only, but I don't see how it would be possible or even useful to...- Merry
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- Forum: Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (ME/CFS) Research
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Poll: Depression Free ME/CFS studies?
How does a researcher determine if a person is depression-free?- Merry
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- Forum: Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (ME/CFS) Research
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Glyphosate - why so little research?
Hello, @Penelope Else. The Environmental Working Group has just published an article, "Americans at Greater Risk of Glyphosate than Europeans," that you might find interesting. http://www.ewg.org/agmag/2016/02/americans-greater-risk-glyphosate-exposure-europeans I, too, have wondered why...- Merry
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- Forum: Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (ME/CFS) Research
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Video Trailer for "M.E.: the Hidden Truth" Film
Yes, it is difficult to watch. It made me cry.- Merry
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- Forum: ME/CFS and FM News
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New study on source of cognitive decline in MS
You're nice. Thanks. Oh, I agree that we may find clues about the nature of our own disease from the research of other diseases. Onward!- Merry
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- Forum: Other Research
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New study on source of cognitive decline in MS
@Seanko, I had trouble setting up the quotes correctly, so you might want to revisit the post. :)- Merry
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- Forum: Other Research
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New study on source of cognitive decline in MS
Although I've known people with Multiple Sclerosis (including two first cousins), I had never heard that a large percentage eventually develop significant cognitive dysfunction. http://neurosciencenews.com/myelin-multiple-sclerosis-cognition-3496/ The article includes an informative...- Merry
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- Forum: Other Research
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2 distinct subclusters in Fibromyalgia?
I wondered the same thing.- Merry
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- Forum: FIbromyalgia and Pain Research
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2 distinct subclusters in Fibromyalgia?
Helio Rheumatology reports on Fibromyalgia research that reveals two subclusters. http://www.healio.com/rheumatology/fibromyalgia/news/online/{37b1ec5c-16f8-4b38-8faf-cf5c806872cd}/patients-with-fibromyalgia-may-fit-one-of-two-distinct-subclusters Original article...- Merry
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- Forum: FIbromyalgia and Pain Research
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"Forgotten Plague" available to stream or download
"Forgotten Plague" is now available for streaming or download from digital platforms. Rent or buy from Amazon Instant Video, Google Play, or iTunes. https://www.facebook.com/CFSDocumentary/photos/a.584129808284545.1073741828.572661299431396/1077765338920987/?type=3&theater I haven't checked...- Merry
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- Forum: ME/CFS and FM News
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Erica Verillo summarizes CF Initiative Mitochondrial DNA research
A Chronic Fatigue Initiative team has published "Mitochondrial DNA variants correlate with symptoms in myalgic encephalomyelitis/chronic fatigue syndome," which Erica Verillo summarizes at her blog: http://www.cfstreatmentguide.com/blog/mitochondrial-dna-and-mecfs-one-pathogen-many-responses...- Merry
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- Forum: Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (ME/CFS) Research
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