Cognition and Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (ME/CFS): Key Findings
Cognition can be er…hard to understand – particularly if you have ME/CFS. This, the first of a series of blogs on seminal papers in ME/CFS, lays out the findings from key studies on cognition, including the core cognitive deficiency found, the areas that...
Walking and Thinking – Not a Good Combo in Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (ME/CFS)
Walking can be a real problem for people with ME/CFS but when researchers asked them to walk and think at the same time the problems really started to show up. Find out what happened in (and take the poll – how is your walking going?) in Walking and Thinking...
A Neuropsychologist Looks at ME/CFS – Part II of ‘Cognition – What do We Know?’: IQ, Walking and Chewing Gum, A Missing Test, Treatment
In Part II of the A Neuropsychologist Looks at ME/CFS, Dr. Lange looks at neuropsychological testing, IQ, we riff on how cognitive problems can affect how well you move, and more…See Pt. I below. Brain Burn, Brain Drain and Low Blood Flows: A Neurologist on...
Sensory Overload: Study Suggests Brains in Fibromyalgia Are Being Pummeled With Too Much Information
Study suggests broken 'sensory gates' in the brainstems may be pummeling the brains of fibromyalgia patients with too much information/////
Japanese Sensory Gating Study Reveals Profound Cognitive Deficits Present in Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
Sensory gating study reveals that profound cognitive deficits, SNS activation and multiple subsets are present in chronic fatigue syndromeLives Interrupted Latest Story
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