13th Invest in ME Research International ME Conference - 1st June 2018

CDC, NIH and NINDS presentations didn't tell us anything new.

 

Presentation on FMT trial showed that, at 12 months, there were significance positive reported effects on GI issues but not fatigue levels.

 

Tronstad's presentation talked about how they are investigating the bank of samples built up by Fluge and Mella's team. Using radioactivity to track the various fuels used in energy production.

Please note, I was up very early and so all of these updates may not be accurate and/or are my own interpretation.

 

https://twitter.com/user/status/1002510148806561792

 

Hi Andy! Thanks for posting.

Are you using the S4ME Twitter account, with the conference hashtag? Might help attract more people to S4ME if you do. (No pressure! No pressure!)

 

https://twitter.com/user/status/1002510970395250688

 

"Thapsigargin"???

https://twitter.com/user/status/1002511104336113665

 

https://twitter.com/user/status/1002513920152821762

 

Lunch break now until 1:30pm.

Lots of interesting stuff this afternoon - here's the agenda again:

https://www.s4me.info/threads/13th-...onference-1st-june-2018.532/page-3#post-77017

 

Nope, sorry, don't do Twitter.

 

https://twitter.com/user/status/1002500591753494534

 

Looks as though Emma Joy will do some catch-up tweets using #IIMEC13 hashtag..

https://twitter.com/user/status/1002523138469580800

 

Don Staines from Griffiths presented on their calcium channels theory before lunch - neglected to mention the n=1 aspect of their recent paper..

 

That’s a pretty big omission.

 

Theoharides presenting on mast cells now. Www.mastcellmaster.com is his website.

ETA: Corrected link address.

 

http://www.mastcellmaster.com/

 

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