@InitialConditions That list of similar projects is interesting. There are even more if you scroll that window.
It would be nice to highlight currently funded projects by NIH. I don't have the energy to properly document these in the right thread unfortunately, and sum up the total spending. There are two projects highlighted with a UK PI.
* Lipkin's Colombia University ME/CFS Center (multiple entries)
* Hansons Cornell ME/CFS center (multiple entries including muscle study with Systrom & Wust)
* HHV6B
LSHTM study (UK ME Biobank team)
* Development of humanized microbiota mouse models of ME/CFS, Vincent Lombardi, University of Nevada, Reno
* Red Blood cell study, UC Davis collaboration with Stanford.
* Correlating neutrophil function and plasma cytokine profiles with progression of ME/CFS and Long-Covid/PASC, Mass General Hospital
* ATG13: A new player in ME/CFS, Simmaron
* Genotypic Analysis of ME/CFS,
Chris Ponting, Colombia
* Cerebral Energy Metabolism in ME/CFS with and without PASC, Mount Sinai
* Altered T Cell Responses in Myalgic Enchephalomeylitis/Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (ME/CFS), Selin
* DMCC for ME/CFS, Research Triangle (almost $800K)
* Mechanisms of Cognitive Control Impairment in ME/CFS and PASC-ME/CFS, Mass General
* A Cardiovascular Analysis of Post-exertional Malaise., Naatelson, Icann
* Maintenance and Incidence of ME/CFS following Mono, Jason, DePaul
* Stress effects on virus protein induced inflammation and sickness behavior, Ariza, Ohio (Year 15!, EBV & HHV6 in ME/CFS)
It looks like Jarred Youngers 5 year R01 grant for neuroimaging expired in 2023.