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Anything to report from this, @Jonathan Edwards?

@Cheshire, thanks for posting, but would you mind taking that out of quotes? It's very hard to read as a block of small italics. (Don't know if you can break the paras up a bit, if that's not taking an inch and asking for a mile. :)) Edit: Perhaps you could copy @Luther Blissett's kind...

I think you can also buy a special tamping tool for extra (unless that's another company's version I was looking at), which I think would give you more accuracy. Perhaps that's how they do it at factories. The way I'll be using it (decanting one cap at a time, to make sure of the dose), it...

Not sure where else to put this item! Many people have problems swallowing large tablets and capsules. As far as capsules go, it's possible to buy empty gelatin capsules on Ebay, Amazon, etc. so that you can open your own large capsules and decant the contents into them and swallow several...

This thread includes posts on general news from the CDC and ME/CFS news including stakeholder calls. Several threads have been merged.

Good to see this in the article.

Je l'ai fait! :)

I think (damn you, memory!) that the lower AT has been established by researchers/clinicians. The data may be in those CPET papers - the Workwell etc. stuff.

IIRC, that for PwME, it's likely that the normal age-based calculation is likely to overestimate our aerobic thresholds, possibly considerably. I'm sorry I don't have a reference for that!

I think a lot of us would be interested in hearing more about that, to the extent that you're able to talk about it. New thread, maybe? :)

Thanks, Andy - I forgot to put that in and I've edited my post to say so.

Haven't listened yet but should be interesting: http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p05j3qr6#play Edit: Jen's bit starts around 2:20.

Very well worth reading the whole thing. Thanks for posting, @Andy. Of special note to me and many others here:

It's rare that I learn a new word these days but I just learned 'antepenultimate' from that. :) Edit: Actually, the next sentence is interesting and I hadn't been aware of this: Is that just going to be because antibodies get produced by a stochastic process, @Jonathan Edwards, or is there...

Mark Kermode! This is great.

Short summaries of the presentations, including Zaher Nahle's intro, Hanson, Lipkin, Unutmaz (i.e. the leaders of the centres getting NIH funding) and others - Klimas, Rowe, plus people new to the field...