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Research review: What causes ME/CFS: The role of the dysfunctional immune system & viral infections
Is the immune dysregulation hypothesis proven? A European team led by Dr Amolak Bansal review a number of areas of research into ME/CFS before concluding: “After over 20 year of attempting to identify specific immune defects and infectious agents … Continue reading
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Tagged Aletta D Kraneveld, Amolak S Bansal, Autoimmunity, Elisa Oltra, immune dysregulation, Prof Simon Carding, retroviruses, viruses
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Does the microbiome & virome contribute to ME/CFS?
Review abstract: Does the microbiome and virome contribute to myalgic encephalomyelitis/chronic fatigue syndrome? by Fiona Newberry, Shen-Yuan Hsieh, Tom Wileman, Simon R. Carding in Clinical Science Vol 135, #5, pp 523-542 [Published online March 9, 2018] Myalgic encephalomyelitis (ME)/chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS) (ME/CFS) is a disabling … Continue reading
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Tagged Fiona Newberry, gut microbiome, Prof Simon Carding, Shen-Yuan Hsieh, Tom Wileman, virome
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Video lectures from English & Norwegian researchers in Norwich
Invest in ME public talks in Norwich on ME/CFS biomedical research, published 7 Feb 2017 An event held in Norwich in January 2017 gave the public a chance to hear about some of the biomedical research being undertaken on the … Continue reading
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Tagged Dr Oystein Fluge, Ingrid G Rekeland, Invest in ME, Kari Sorland, Prof Simon Carding, video lecture
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UK Rituximab trial collaboration between Norway & UK featured on BBC
BBC Look East video clip, 26 January 2017: Research in Norwich could offer ME/CFS breakthrough Researchers in Norwich are teaming up with researchers from Norway to collaborate on ME/CFS research. The researchers say they believe that ME is reversible, and … Continue reading
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Tagged BBC Look East, Dr Oystein Fluge, Invest in ME, Norway, Norwich, Prof Simon Carding, rituximab, video
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