Glial activation and expression of the serotonin transporter in chronic fatigue syndrome Noda et al(Japan) 2018

Abstract:

https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fpsyt.2018.00589/abstract
Provisionally accepted The full-text will be published soon.

 

Not yet available on sci-hub.

They refer to synthetic double stranded RNA. I believe Ampligen is the same or a similar compound. It's all a bit contradictory - like so many things in this area.

 

Q: do these papers that get highlighted in a thread automatically also get included by a moderator to the science library? @Trish @Woolie anyone?

 

The abstract does not make an awful lot of sense.

 

Simple answer, no. The library at the moment is, effectively, a dormant project, and adding papers to the library would be the responsibility of the curators of the library rather than our moderators, unfortunately the curators currently don't have the time/energy/opportunity to keep it up to date.

 

Understood. Thanks for responding.

 

The full text of the paper will be published soon. If you follow the link in the OP by @Pechius, you can set up an email notification for the publication.

 

I've

Everyone is chasing drugs to reduce neuroinflammation. I found SSRI awful but found naratriptan for migraine effective and it acts on 5HT1A receptor. Anecdotally I recently started candesartan for hypertension and have fewer migraines. ARB/ACE drugs are also being researched for neuroinflammation. Ps Naratriptan never reduced the fatigue.

 

The study is now available (free access).