Three Pronged NIH ME/CFS Study Sets Treatments as Ultimate Goal
Dr. Avindra Nath laid out a three pronged strategy to develop treatments for ME/CFS at the CDC’s Grand Rounds meeting today. The first step is the Clinical Center Study soon to begin. The second step will validate the biomarkers found in the first study. The...
The Big NIH ME/CFS Clinical Center Study: What Do You Want In It?
Thus far the NIH’s big Clinical Center study is looking good. They’ve cleared up the definition problem and are focused on post-exertional malaise. This is a different kind of study, however, than the NIH usually does. It’s an exploratory study. ...
The NIH Clinical Center Study for Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (ME/CFS): the Good, the Bad and the Just Plain Weird
A rough sketch of the NIH’s Clinical Center study for chronic fatigue syndrome (ME/CFS) has been posted. The good news about the study is that when Francis Collins said they were serious about ME/CFS he apparently wasn’t kidding. This looks to be the most...
The Best, Least, Biggest and Strangest: An ME/CFS and FM Look Back at 2015
News, People and Organizations Biggest Gut Punches to the Federal Neglect of ME/CFS – Two federally funded reports land a gut punch to the NIH’s historical neglect of chronic fatigue syndrome (ME/CFS). They both call for urgent increases in support....Lives Interrupted Latest Story
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