Out of Africa – Breaking the Mold and Making a Difference
The news of Dr. Montoya’s termination from his Stanford medical practice and center hit the ME/CFS community hard. The possible loss of even one practice is alarming, even to people who would never have the opportunity to visit that practice. Maybe now is a good...
Major CNN ME/CFS Article Highlights International Awareness Day
International Awareness day is a day for many things – to push for more awareness, to celebrate the advances we are making, and to remember and honor those fighting to bring an end to ME/CFS. Remembering Tom For me it’s inevitably a day to remember Tom...
How to Build the ME/CFS Field: The NIH Wants Your Input
The NANDS Council Working Group for ME/CFS Research is a NINDS (National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke) effort designed to get NINDS off its butt (so to speak) and accelerate the research done on ME/CFS. It will ask NANDS – the group which...
David Tuller On Exposing the Bad Science Behind the Biopsychosocial Effort to Define ME/CFS
“…many of these people spout nonsense and then freak out when confronted with facts or details about the research that they can’t explain away.” David Tuller David Tuller is a unique figure in the ME/CFS universe. A reporter and editor for the San...
The Squeaky Wheel: the SMCI’s Professional Advocate Emily Taylor on Strategically Making Noise for Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
The ME/CFS community has been making valiant stabs at advocacy for quite a while. The stabbing, though, is over. That kind of ad hoc effort disappeared when the Solve ME/CFS Initiative (SMCI) hired the first full-time advocate for ME/CFS ever – Emily Taylor....Lives Interrupted Latest Story
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