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Blood cells in CFS are drained of energy
New Scientist article, by Andy Coghlan, 3 Nov 2017: Blood cells in chronic fatigue syndrome are drained of energy Blood cells in people with CFS seem as listless as it can make people feel Thirteen years ago, Cara Tomas was … Continue reading
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Tagged Andy Coghlan, Cara Thomas, cellular bioenergectics, Mike McCrae, New Scientist, Prof Julia Newton, Science alert
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FITNET & PACE in the media continue to incite controversy
BBC Radio Scotland: The Kaye Adams show on 7 November 2016 included an hour long discussion of ME and the PACE trial. Available to listen to until 6 December. Speakers were an American writer Julie Rehmeyer, and the ME Association’s medical adviser Dr … Continue reading
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Tagged BBC Radio 4, BBC Radio Bristol, Bristol University, CBT, cognitive behavioural therapy, David Tuller, Dr Bruce Levin, Dr Charles Shepherd, Dr Esther Crawley, Dr Phil Hammond show, FITNET, GET, graded exercise therapy, Julie Rehmeyer, Kaye Adams show, MAGENTA trial, Margaret Williams, ME Action, New Scientist, PACE trial
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Tired all the time? Why fatigue isn’t just about sleep
New Scientist article, by Emma Young, 12 October 2016: Tired all the time? Why fatigue isn’t just about sleep Some of us feel constantly drained without knowing why. Some answers are emerging at last, and it’s not down to lack … Continue reading
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Tagged chronic fatigue, Circadian clock, Emma Young, New Scientist, SCN, sleepiness, suprachiasmatic nucleus
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Gut bacteria spotted eating brain chemicals for the first time
New Scientist article, by Andy Coghlan, 1 July 2016: Gut bacteria spotted eating brain chemicals for the first time: Bacteria have been discovered in our guts that depend on one of our brain chemicals for survival. These bacteria consume GABA, a … Continue reading
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Tagged Andy Coghlan, depression, GABA, gut bacteria, mental health, mood disorders, New Scientist, Philip Strandwitz
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Rituximab leads to B-cell depletion and remission in ME/CFS
Research abstract: Background: Myalgic Encephalopathy/Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (ME/CFS) is a disease of unknown etiology. We previously reported a pilot case series followed by a small, randomized, placebo-controlled phase II study, suggesting that B-cell depletion using the monoclonal anti-CD20 antibody rituximab … Continue reading
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Tagged antibodies, B-cell, Dr Olav Mella, Dr Oystein Fluge, New Scientist, rituximab
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