A Reckoning for ME/CFS – Is it Finally Here? Thoughts on Ed Yong’s Article
Is chronic fatigue syndrome's long overdue reckoning with the medical establishment at hand?
Suzanne Vernon Ph.D. on the RECOVER Initiative and ME/CFS, Peroxisomes, the Gut, Viral Persistence and Upcoming Treatment Trials
Suzanne Vernon’s interest in pathogens and post-infectious diseases goes back to when, as a 20-year-old, she landed a work-study job at the CDC’s Division of Vector-Borne Diseases while an undergraduate at Colorado State University. Ten years later with...
“How Long?” For People with Long COVID, asks Powerful National Public Service Announcement
Powerful public service announcement asks how long people with long COVID will have wait for good medical care and treatments.
The NIH – a Long COVID Savior? Or is it Doing to Long COVID What It Did to ME/CFS?
With its more remarkable funding, the NIH should be leading the hunt to solve long COVID. Thus far, though, it’s in the rear of the pack. The NIH’s history with post-infectious diseases like chronic fatigue syndrome (ME/CFS) carries so much baggage, and is...
Exploring New Worlds: MEAction’s “Chronic Illness Survey Adventure” Casts a Wide Net
MEAction's Chronic Illness Survey seeks to uncover the linkages between chronic fatigue syndrome, EDS, LymeLives Interrupted Latest Story
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