Hello Guys,
I wrote a blogpost on enteroviruses in myalgic encephalomyelitis focusing on John Chia's research and with a section on historical research (which was mostly conducted in the UK in the 80s and 90s).
In the post I tried to provide a substantial look at this topic since it is, in my view, very underreported, compared to the amount of research and the level of evidence of enteroviruses in ME. I hope you will find it helpful and welcome any comments, suggestions, criticisms (though more so the first two, ha).
The impetus and a main source for this post was a very comprehensive interview Amy Proal, of PolyBio, did with John Chia in October. It is a very worthwhile listen if you are having a good day and can get through it.
Interview Link:
https://www.meprecisely.com/2021/12/23/excellent-timely-interview-of-john-chia-by-amy-proal/
–John
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I wrote a blogpost on enteroviruses in myalgic encephalomyelitis focusing on John Chia's research and with a section on historical research (which was mostly conducted in the UK in the 80s and 90s).
In the post I tried to provide a substantial look at this topic since it is, in my view, very underreported, compared to the amount of research and the level of evidence of enteroviruses in ME. I hope you will find it helpful and welcome any comments, suggestions, criticisms (though more so the first two, ha).
The impetus and a main source for this post was a very comprehensive interview Amy Proal, of PolyBio, did with John Chia in October. It is a very worthwhile listen if you are having a good day and can get through it.
Interview Link:
https://www.meprecisely.com/2021/12/23/excellent-timely-interview-of-john-chia-by-amy-proal/
–John
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