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   Jaybee00 Senior Member (Voting Rights)

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   https://www.nytimes.com/2020/03/09/...atient-castillejo.html?searchResultPosition=2
   
   If there was a genotype that was resistant to MECFS, then perhaps we could undergo bone marrow transplants like this guy.

    

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   Jaybee00, Mar 11, 2020

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   wdb Senior Member (Voting Rights)

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   In the case of ME/CFS I can't think how it could ever be discovered if there is a resistant genotype, we can't look at people who have been exposed to ME/CFS to see if they caught it or not.

    

   wdb, Mar 11, 2020

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