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Could ME/CFS be a chronic form of sepsis?
Simmaron Research blog post, by Cort Johnson, 1 January 2018: Could Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (ME/CFS) Be a Chronic Form of Sepsis? “In this monograph I would like to explore the concept of neuro-immune fatigue as a metabolic illness resulting from … Continue reading
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Tagged Cort Johnson, Dr Chris Armstrong, Dr David S Bell, Prof Ronald W Davis, Ron Tompkins, sepsis, Simmaron Research
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Norwegian rituximab trial reports negative results
The Norwegian Rituximab trial reports negative results ahead of the publication of the full results. Attempts are now under way to determine the best way forward in understanding what has been learned and how to find out which patients may still benefit from … Continue reading
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Tagged B-cell, Cort Johnson, Cyclophosphamide, Dr Oystein Fluge, Prof Olav Mella, rituximab, Simmaron Research
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Treating autism and ME/CFS: could one drug help both?
Open Medicine Foundation blog post, by Cort Johnson, 19 October 2017: Treating autism and ME/CFS: could one drug help both? Autism is one of the most difficult conditions to treat. A neurodevelopmental disorder that typically strikes before the age of … Continue reading
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Tagged autism, Cort Johnson, Dr Robert Naviaux, drugs
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Glial cell inhibitors: the next sleep drugs for FM and ME/CFS?
Health Rising blog post, by Cort Johnson, 15 September: Glial Cell Inhibitors: The Next Sleep Drugs for Fibromyalgia and Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (ME/CFS)? Glia: The Forgotten Brain Cell Sleep disturbances and severe stress as glial activators: key targets for … Continue reading
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Tagged Central Nervous System, chronic pain, Cort Johnson, Dr Jarred Younger, Fibromyalgia, FM, glial cell inhibitors, glial cells, Health rising, low dose naltrexone, Neuroinflammation, Prof Jo Nijs, sleep
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Molecular underpinnings of ME/CFS explored at the Open Medicine Foundation Symposium
Health rising blog post, by Cort Johnson, 8 September: Molecular Underpinnings of ME/CFS Explored at the Open Medicine Foundation Symposium “This is not a disease that can be solved by one person. It needs a community, and lots of expertise. … Continue reading
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Tagged Community Symposium on the Molecular Basis of ME/CFS, Cort Johnson, diagnostic test, Dr Ron Davis, nano-needle, Open Medicine Foundation, Severely Ill-BIG DATA Study
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Is poor sleep pummeling the immune system in ME/CFS & FM
Simmaron Research blog post by Cort Johnson, 29 August 2017: Is Poor Sleep Pummeling the Immune System in ME/CFS and Fibromyalgia? A Vicious Circle Examined Most people with chronic fatigues syndrome (ME/CFS) and fibromyalgia (FM) know the consequences of poor sleep … Continue reading
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Tagged Cort Johnson, Health rising, insomnia, Michael R Irwin, Simmaron Research, sleep disturbance
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Two radically different immune subsets in ME/CFS?
Health rising blog post, Cort Johnson, 15 July 2017: Early Results Suggest Two Radically Different Immune Subsets Present in Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (ME/CFS) Subsets, Subsets, Subsets Everyone with ME/CFS who’s been around a bit must ask themselves at some point, … Continue reading
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Tagged autoinflammatory, C-reactive protein, Cort Johnson, Dr Jarred Younger, fractalkine, immune system dysfunction, subgroups, viral infections
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The Big Fishing Expedition: report from the NIH Intramural Study on ME/CFS
Simmaron research blog post, by Cort Johnson, 24 July 2017: The Big Fishing Expedition: Report from the NIH Intramural Study on ME/CFS A Big, Deep Fishing Expedition “We’re throwing every known sophisticated technology at these patients.” Avindra Nath, MD – … Continue reading
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Tagged Cort Johnson, Dr Avindra Nath, Dr Brian Walitt, Dr Daniel Peterson, Intramural Study on ME/CFS, National Institutes of Health, NIH
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The evolution of a ME/CFS researcher? CBT proponent calls for more Herpesvirus research
Simmaron Research blog post, by Cort Johnson, 19 June 2017: The Evolution of a Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (ME/CFS) Researcher? CBT Proponent Calls for More Herpesvirus Research At times Dr. Wyller of Oslo University has seemed more like a Norwegian version … Continue reading
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Tagged CBT, cognitive behavioural therapy, Cort Johnson, Herpesvirus, rituximab, V B Wyller
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