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  1. Kalliope

    Medpage Today-poll: Is NIH on track for CFS research?

    Overcoming Chronic Fatigue - In the NIH now on track? One can answer yes or no.
  2. ahimsa

    Telebriefing by Trans-NIH ME/CFS Working Group on March 7, 3-4 PM Eastern Time

    I got some email today from the The Trans-NIH ME/CFS Working Group. (I guess I signed up for their mailing list but had forgotten all about it) ===== start of mail ===== We request your participation in a telebriefing about updates on NIH’s efforts to advance research on ME/CFS. The...
  3. T

    Proposed 2019 presidential budget for CDC involves zeroing of CFS program

    https://tinyurl.com/ybkbkvrv i.e. https://www.cdc.gov/budget/documents/fy2019/fy-2019-detail-table.pdf The CDC CFS budget is substantial: $5.4 million per year. --- The Prevention and Public Health Fund is solely used to fund the CDC's CFS program. An article about cuts to that is here...
  4. Frogger

    Q&A: Avindra Nath, MD

    Q&A: Avindra Nath, MD Leading NIH study of post-infection chronic fatigue syndrom https://www.medpagetoday.com/neurology/generalneurology/71257
  5. Simon M

    Results of the poll to inform the NIH/CDC’s definition of PEM in all their future ME/CFS research

    Huge thanks to everyone who took part in the poll and shared it on social media. In January, our small group of research-oriented ME/CFS patients including Simon McGrath, Graham McPhee, Carly Maryhew and others, asked our fellow ME/CFS patients to complete an important poll. The poll related to...
  6. TrixieStix

    Scientists Hate the NIH's New Rules for Experimenting on Humans

    https://www.wired.com/story/scientists-hate-the-nihs-new-rules-for-experimenting-on-humans/amp?__twitter_impression=true "This week, after almost a decade of work, some new rules go into effect for researchers funded by NIH. If they’re using human beings in their experiments, most of them now...
  7. ahimsa

    Ask Francis Collins to watch UNREST and screen film at the NIH

    The Unrest film team sent out a rather long email today. At the bottom of the mail there are links to three actions to take. I thought the action to call NIH Director Collins was worth posting in its own thread. The idea is for callers to ask him to watch Unrest and also schedule a screening...
  8. Andy

    S4ME: Submission to the public review on common data elements for ME/CFS: Problems with the Chalder Fatigue Questionnaire

    Science for ME are pleased to announce that we have today submitted the following critique of the Chalder Fatigue Questionnaire to the NIH/CDC review. All credit for this submission should go to the authors, we are very grateful for all their hard work. We have replicated the submission below...
  9. Cheshire

    USA Shutdown

    https://www.hhs.gov/about/budget/fy-2018-hhs-contingency-staffing-plan/index.html#summary-of-activities Also this: and
  10. Sasha

    Do the poll! Are the NIH/CDC going to use the right definition of PEM in all their future research? Deadline 24 January

    A small group of ME/CFS patients with an interest in research, including Simon McGrath, Graham McPhee, Carly Maryhew and others, are asking for the help of fellow ME/CFS patients with an important issue that will affect biomedical research in the US and elsewhere for years to come. The NIH/CDC...
  11. Cheshire

    Nature: A reboot for chronic fatigue syndrome research

    by Amy Maxmen Very long article that speaks about Dr Jose Montoya, Dr Anthony Komaroff, Dr Leonard Jason, the Rituximab trial, Dr Derya Unutmaz, the NIH program, Dr Ron Davis and David Tuller https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-017-08965-0?WT.feed_name=subjects_biotechnology Edit: Amy...
  12. Sasha

    NIH seeks feedback on proposed ME/CFS common data elements (CDEs)

    Apparently the NIH ME/CFS Working Group have developed Common Data Elements (CDEs) for ME/CFS and they'll be made public tomorrow. The public can comment until 31 January 2018. No link as yet. Here's some info about CDEs: https://clinfowiki.org/wiki/index.php/Common_Data_Element_(CDE)
  13. Andy

    Blog: Precise.ly: New name, same mission. [Company is part of the 5 year NIH funded multi-center study]

    http://blog.precise.ly/2017/11/15/precise-ly-new-name-same-mission/ A couple of reviews, the first that appeared in a Google search, of the Oura ring https://www.alexfergus.com/blog/the-one-wearable-to-rule-them-all-oura-ring-review https://sleeptrackers.io/oura-ring/
  14. Sasha

    28 Nov 2017 | Telebriefing - updates on NIH attempts to advance ME/CFS research - TRANSCRIPT/RECORDING NOW AVAILABLE

    Edit: As of 13 December, a recording and transcript are available here. Full info here: http://www.twitlonger.com/show/n_1sqb52r I'm a bit baffled about what number you should phone from the UK if you're not in one of those five big cities...
  15. Andy

    NIH funded Collaborative Research Centers & Data Management Center Announcements and articles

    A thread to collate all the announcements from the different centres that were awarded funding by the NIH, and articles about the news. NIH announcement - https://www.nih.gov/news-events/news-releases/nih-announces-centers-myalgic-encephalomyelitis/chronic-fatigue-syndrome-research Cornell...
  16. Andy

    USA: Center for Solutions for ME/CFS - news and updates from Columbia University's NIH funded center

    Columbia's announcement of the grant award. https://www.mailman.columbia.edu/public-health-now/news/nih-awards-96-million-grant-columbia-myalgic-encephalomyelitischronic-fatigue-syndrome-collaborative NIH announcement...
  17. Cheshire

    WebMD: Solving the Mystery of Chronic Fatigue

    The journalist quotes Avindra Nath, Ian Lipkin, Jose Montoya, Zaher Nahle. https://www.webmd.com/chronic-fatigue-syndrome/news/20171020/solving-the-mystery-of-chronic-fatigue
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