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    FDA hosting public workshop for patient-centered drug development

    https://www.fda.gov/Drugs/NewsEvents/ucm574725.htm?platform=hootsuite On December 18th, FDA is conducting a public workshop to convene a discussion on methodological approaches that a person seeking to collect patient experience data for submission to FDA to inform regulatory decision-making...
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    Exercise physiology

    Oh, but I love my fainting couch! How dare you mock it :p
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    USA: JAX ME/CFS Center and Derya Unutmaz news

    I very much agree with Dr K, that we need an Army of researchers studying ME. But I personally don’t know how to get from where we are today, to reach that goal?
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    USA: JAX ME/CFS Center and Derya Unutmaz news

    Newly ill. But this term may be interpreted to mean different things by different researchers. For example, it could mean being ill for 3 years or less, which is how Nath said he interpreted it.
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    28 Nov 2017 | Telebriefing - updates on NIH attempts to advance ME/CFS research - TRANSCRIPT/RECORDING NOW AVAILABLE

    Derya, seemed open minded and willing to learn from patients. Also, said he was available thru social media. This seems encouraging.
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    Periodic Paralysis, myotonia, channelopathy and ME

    I take daily parathyroid injections that for a loss of a better term, balance out all three (sodium, calcium, potassium). I once had awful OI or what ever one wants to label it as. This included varying blood pressure/ heart rate, tachycardia, dizziness, loss of balance, trouble standing up in...
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    Periodic Paralysis, myotonia, channelopathy and ME

    I feel you are on the right track, so please don’t give up. I have issues with all three (calcium, potassium, and sodium), but not in the same way a Dx of PP was detailed in this thread.
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    28 Nov 2017 | Telebriefing - updates on NIH attempts to advance ME/CFS research - TRANSCRIPT/RECORDING NOW AVAILABLE

    I would want to see the actual original document, before speculating on it’s contents. This is social media, where anyone can say anything, and they usually do.
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    Is there such a thing as mild orthostatic intolerance?

    @Jonathan Edwards It’s such a relief to read your postings. When I finish, I usually think, “Thank goodness, I am not the only one who sees that” , or “I am not the only one that reached the same conclusion”. Frankly, BS is BS, no matter how much you dress it up. So thank you so much for...
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    Periodic Paralysis, myotonia, channelopathy and ME

    Actually a friend of mine has this disorder. In my five year observation of her, n=1, she is more functional than me on a daily basis, and can better handle the stress of juggling her responsibilities. But when she goes downhill, it’s quick and often is life threatening. It’s an awful disease...
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    detailed summaries of unrest?

    I am not aware of a transcript. Have you tried asking via the website, FB, or Twitter? https://www.unrest.film/contact/ https://www.facebook.com/unrestfilm @unrestfilm twitter handle
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    A Universe Of Pain Constellations

    Thank you for posting about living with chronic pain, which includes tips about how to better navigate the health care system, which when applied, can maximize a better success rate. In the US, I do believe it is a system, that once carefully studied, can be understood to produce better then...
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    Unrest - reviews and general articles

    Erin did a great job writing the article, while @ahimsa comment was excellent!
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    USA - Mayo clinic

    Why do people sign up for Kaiser? And once members learn that scripted medicine is a huge failure, then why do they stay? It’s always puzzled me. If you have a cookie cutter illness, and are not a senior citizen, then possibly the system works, assuming your surgeon has slept in the last 24...
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    ADHD Drugs for Chronic Fatigue Syndrome - How Well Do They Work?

    I have been taking Phentermine for about two years, and am pleased with the results. It does not cure ME, I don’t think anything does (and I doubt in my lifetime I will see a one pill cure wonder), but it adds to the quality to my life. It’s not the only Rx I take, but it’s the cheapest one. It...
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    ScienMag: Usual antidepressants may not work in patients with chronic illness

    Exactly. I don’t think there is a common ageeement, among all the professionals, as to what depression really is. Many drug studies are so vague, that I often wonder if people, who report an improvement with antidepressants are just experiencing a placebo effect. All of the people I know that...
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    Unrest - reviews and general articles

    Unrest will premier on the PBS channel in January 2018 January 8th, at 10 PM http://www.pbs.org/independentlens/films/unrest/
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    How near are we to a diagnostic biomarker? What is it likely to be?

    Thanks @Ron for keeping us in the loop and providing the details.
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    (Research) reasons to be cheerful

    Its good to hear that more scientists and doctors are interested in studying/researching ME; I think we need to encourage this.
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    How near are we to a diagnostic biomarker? What is it likely to be?

    @Woolie I am sorry you have little confidence, and can sympathise. ——- Generally speaking.....(not you Woolie) IMO some PwME have been lured into some kind of lull to almost have a betting pool mentality with a small handful of researchers/doctors. None of them are gurus, and thinking of them...
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