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As the NIH director, I feel this is a topic he should not be engaging in. I mean, does he not have anything better to do, like real science reseraches? Now i dont mean to offend any female mates here, but I sense that this topic is overrated and is being used in the media often to distract...

Hi there @Gary Burgess . Very brave of you to come out. As I understand, it was not your first time? Either way, You have our thanks.

The word is coming out. But WE NEED MORE.

Indeed. But it stretches even further than that. Have you every heard of "Cause a problem, present the solution"?

Good point. Where is that from anyway?

Why do they feel the need to discuss pacing? This is not a talk show or "The Doctors". What a waste of time.

This is going to be conducted in the same country where I am residing. Very exciting. I have even seen that Jonas Bergquist was there giving a speech regarding "Internationell Forskning" (which stands for internationall research), which is very intressting. Thank you @mango .

I respect your point @Sean ,however, we cannot get over the fact that he, for instance, attempted to take credit for the nanoneedle while he tried doing nothing AND had not made effort for future contibutions for ME/CFS. What does that tell you? I think everyone respects the hardship of being...

Indeed. Corrupt governments tend to preach democracy and freedom but tend to contradict themselves in any way possible. And when caught, they shift the attention through international affairs to make the people forget.

Word about CFS seems to be spreading. Let us hope that more scientists get attracted to studying the syndrome.

No apology necessary @duncan .

It is stated that cell repair damage could be a cause to this. But @duncan I am not sure most poeple die out of aging, pretty much anything could cause death and aging being a possibility.

I could not have said it better myself.

I think a background check would be of significanse here? We do not know who we are dealing with here.

Sure @Alvin. But it is not simple to predict what radiation might induce and suggesting fearing it might cuase CFS is quite a bad theory if there is no proof. Who was fearing that the accident of Chernobyl could harm one and as a result, acquired CFS? I, at least know, that I was not but the...

I meant nothing offensive by what I said @John Mac . But I find it amusing that someone (the ones who have made the study) would connect an accident to people fearing that they might have been affected by that accident and as a result, acquire CFS. Everyone seems to be obssessed with connecting...

Is this some kind of joke?

Well, radiation could certainly be the culprit to some mutations that could have resulted in a few deficiencies, such as CFS. I, however, find this to be irrelevant due to the fact that many would have suffered of CFS in, for instance, Europe, where I live in. That is, yet, not the case for I...

Exactly what I was thinking. What would be the point in trying this test when the doctors SHOULD BE conducting these tests to begin with?

You dont say. I REALLY hope they have´nt done this just for the credit and then abandon us further.