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I qualified for both the ME/CFS and Lyme parts of this study, and was in fact recruited to participate. Somewhere along the line it was decided I could not participate since I did in fact have both diseases. In a way, for me at least, that pretty much sums up the results.

Wisconsin is in the thick of things, too, when it comes to tick-borne diseases...

Is this just a case of suggesting the rooster makes the sun rise? Inference is no longer a strength of mine, but that deficit seems endemic in medicine so I don't feel too lonely.

"...ion handling..." A potential channelopathy reference again? Are we talking channelopathies as downstream effects, and abnormal RBC deformability simply further downstream? I know - way too speculative. Also, I always thought of channelopathies as the starting point, ie, genetic, usually...