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    Stuart Murdoch (of Belle and Sebastian)

    Since there has been some brief talk of statins in this thread, and Stuart talked about them in the video, I felt I should mention that they may...
    Post by: wigglethemouse, Jan 6, 2019 in forum: General ME/CFS news
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    Erythrocyte Deformability As a Potential Biomarker for Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, Davis et al (2018)

    I read both again. The first abstract from the conference has a lot of interesting information not covered in the full text paper e.g. low ESR and...
    Post by: wigglethemouse, Jan 3, 2019 in forum: ME/CFS research
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    Chronic fatigue syndrome and mitochondrial dysfunction, 2009, Myhill et al

    For those interested the late Norman Booth, one of the authors, commented on the paper here...
    Post by: wigglethemouse, Jan 2, 2019 in forum: ME/CFS research
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    Erythrocyte Deformability As a Potential Biomarker for Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, Davis et al (2018)

    The paper states they used fresh blood, so that will severely limit them to volunteers who live close to the test lab, and available at a time the...
    Post by: wigglethemouse, Jan 1, 2019 in forum: ME/CFS research
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    Erythrocyte Deformability As a Potential Biomarker for Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, Davis et al (2018)

    Here is the meat and potatoes of the paper [ATTACH]
    Post by: wigglethemouse, Dec 31, 2018 in forum: ME/CFS research
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    There were not many ME/CFS research papers published in 2018 in comparison to many conditions

    I believe this is his bio, listed at Monash University, Melbourne. Not sure if he is still working due to ME/CFS. Link :...
    Post by: wigglethemouse, Dec 30, 2018 in forum: General ME/CFS news
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    Michael VanElzakker

    In August 2018 Michael on twitter said he was using free weekend fMRI scan time in addition to any private funding plus volunteer time. [MEDIA]
    Post by: wigglethemouse, Dec 28, 2018 in forum: ME/CFS research news
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    Michael VanElzakker

    More info on Systrom here in an August 2017 blog...
    Post by: wigglethemouse, Dec 28, 2018 in forum: ME/CFS research news
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    Stickman Communications, a company "producing products which enable individuals to create the accesibility they need."

    The cards are great. Hannah is on twitter where you can see more pictures https://twitter.com/stickmancrips?lang=en
    Post by: wigglethemouse, Dec 24, 2018 in forum: Home adaptations, mobility and personal care
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    Dr Karl Morten - UK researcher based at Oxford University

    I was very impressed by Dr. Karl Morten. He has 30 years of Mitochondria research experience. He decided to enter the ME/CFS field as he wants to...
    Post by: wigglethemouse, Dec 20, 2018 in forum: ME/CFS research news
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    Dr Karl Morten - UK researcher based at Oxford University

    I watched some parts of this presentation twice. My understanding was that his team and the Newcastle team followed the Accumen test method and...
    Post by: wigglethemouse, Dec 20, 2018 in forum: ME/CFS research news
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