Researchers at Bond University have received a landmark grant of over $800,000 from the Mason Foundation to continue their ground-breaking research into identifying the cause and possible treatment of Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS).
They will be looking at the pathology in order to gain insight into the pathway of how CFS develops. Past research has been in line with the Norwegian findings of an abnormal immunological system.
“Ultimately our aim is to develop a clear diagnostic test for CFS and establish a national testing facility here at Bond University, which we believe could happen within the next five years.”
