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Research: Fitbit trackers & PROMs help monitor ME/CFS activity
Activity monitoring and patient-reported outcome measures in ME/CFS patients A small Norwegian study from the team led by Prof Olav Mella and Dr Oystein Fluge trialled wearable activity trackers and questionnaires to monitor heart rate and activity to aid pacing … Continue reading
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Tagged activity trackers, DePaul Symptom Questionnaire, Dr Oystein Fluge, DSQ-SF, Fitbit, heart rate monitoring, Ingrid G Rekeland, Kari Sorland, Karl J Tronstad, Kine Alme, Kristin Risa, Olav Dahl, Ove Bruland, Prof Olav Mella, PROMS, SF-36, Short form 36, wearable sensor
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Assessing CFS: self-reported physical functioning & correlations with physical testing
Assessing chronic fatigue syndrome: Self-reported physical functioning and correlations with physical testing, by Jan Eyskens, Jela Illegems, Luc De Nil, Jo Nijs, Jarl K Kampen, Greta Moorkens in Journal of Bodywork and Movement Therapies Vol 23, No. 3, Jul 2019, … Continue reading
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Tagged Checklist Individual Strength, diagnosis, Dr Greta Moorkens, Jan Eyskens, Jarl K Kampen, Jela Illegems, Luc De Nil, Prof Jo Nijs, SF-36, Short form 36, Stops Walking with Eyes Closed while performing a secondary Cognitive Task, SWECCT, Time Loaded Standing test, TLS test
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Characteristics of CFS/ME sub-group who respond to Rintatolimod (Ampligen)
Research abstract: Background: Chronic fatigue syndrome/myalgic encephalomyelitis (CFS/ME) is a debilitating disease of unknown pathogenesis consisting of a variety of flu-like symptoms including severe fatigue. Initial analysis of the use of rintatolimod (Poly I: Poly C12U), a selective TLR3 agonist, … Continue reading
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Tagged ampligen, Bruce C Stouch, by David R Strayer, Dr Charles Lapp, Dr Daniel Peterson, Dr David Strayer, Dr Lucinda bateman, exercise intolerance, Karnofsky Performance Score, PolyI:C12U, Quality of life, Responders to Rintatolimod, Rintatolimod, Short form 36, Staci R Stevens
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