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Women are more prone to orthostatic intolerance compared to men and have a greater vasodilatory capacity. We investigated the hypothesis that women would have greater peripheral flow-mediated dilation (FMD) while in the upright posture compared to men, which could contribute to this phenomenon...

The cut-off of 1.67 to define normal / abnormal appears to be derived from comparison of the EndoPAT 2000 device against the gold standard evaluation of endothelial dysfunction: direct catheter left main coronary artery challenge with acetylcholine. From the manufacturer's Datasheet: The...

Preprint: Chronic fatigue associated with post-COVID syndrome versus transient fatigue caused by high intensity exercise: are they comparable in terms of vascular effects? by Michal Chudzik et al Abstract: Purpose: The pathophysiology of chronic fatigue associated with post-COVID syndrome is...

Week beginning 1st March 2021 Articles The Puzzle Solver David Tuller has done a Q-and-A with Tracie White, author of this book about ME sufferer Whitney Dafoe and his father Ron Davis' research into his disease. Tracie White has also written an article about the book for Stanford Medicine...

Full title: Reduced endothelial function in Myalgic Encephalomyelitis/Chronic Fatigue Syndrome - results from open-label cyclophosphamide intervention study Provisionally accepted https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fmed.2021.642710/abstract

Hi, From the other forum, Marky posted the text below about the phase III study from an F&M slide from their recent presentation. Does @Jonathan Edwards or anyone knows what this means? Where these difference between RTX treated patients and controls or baseline measurements? Also I wanted...