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EEG shows brain electrical activities significantly reduced in CFS
Research abstract: Objective: To explore the electroencephalogram (EEG) characteristics in patients with chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS) using brain electrical activity mapping (BEAM) and EEG nonlinear dynamical analysis. Methods: Forty-seven outpatients were selected over a 3-month period and divided into an … Continue reading
Biovista identifies potential drugs for ME/CFS
Solve ME/CFS Initiative Press Release: Results of Biovista Work Released In 2012, the Solve ME/CFS Initiative—under its former organization as the CFIDS Association of America—funded Biovista Inc., a private drug development services company, to identify potential drugs that might be … Continue reading
ME not conversion disorder, says AfME
Action for M.E. criticises psychosomatic M.E. claim, January 27, 2016 Action for M.E. has criticised an article on Psych Central claiming M.E./CFS is a psychosomatic illness and the result of conversion disorder. [the article has since been removed] In their comment … Continue reading
‘Agony uncle’ Graham Norton advises person with ME
Telegraph article, by Graham Norton, Agony Uncle 30 January 2016: Dear Graham Norton: I have M.E. and can’t stop being jealous of friends ‘I feel I’ll be left alone in my terrible reality’, writes one reader Dear Graham I’m in … Continue reading
Gut bacteria play different roles in males & females with CFS
Article in AJP blog: Gut bacteria play different roles in males and females, by Megan Haggan, 29 January 2016 Gut bacteria play vastly different roles in males and females even when the microbe balance of the gut looks exactly the … Continue reading
Dr Klimas video: ME/CFS research & treatment
YouTube: Dr Nancy Klimas on ME/CFS Research, Treatment Published on Dec 2, 2016 Dr. Nancy Klimas is one of the first researcher-clinicians to treat HIV-AIDS. The first ME/CFS patient arrived at her office in 1984; and since she has applied … Continue reading
Use of complementary medicine following removal of dental amalgam fillings in Norway
Research abstract: BACKGROUND: The dental filling material amalgam is generally well tolerated. However, a small proportion of dental patients experience health complaints which they attribute to amalgam. The symptom pattern is often similar to patients with medically unexplained physical symptoms … Continue reading
Pace, do not go for boom or bust says Dr Mark Porter
Times article, January 26 2016: Managing chronic fatigue is all about pace — do not go for boom or bust by Dr Mark Porter: New research suggesting that chronic fatigue syndrome is more common in teenagers than previously thought is bound … Continue reading
What not to say to someone with CFS or ME
BBC Newsbeat article, by Liz Jackson, January 26, 2016: What not to say to someone with chronic fatigue syndrome or ME Chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS) is a much misunderstood illness – but it’s also more common than previously thought. Persistent exhaustion was found … Continue reading
