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    News from Scandinavia

    @rvallee , I totally agree with you that there is no (signs of an) epidemic in Norway. I just translated the headline from the article. I hope that someone, with more energy, wants to sum up the article in English.
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    News from Scandinavia

    ME epidemic among children in Norway . https://www.expressen.se/nyheter/me-epidemi-i-norge-barn-isoleras-och-sondmatas/ Feel free to translate and explore more of this news from a Swedish evening paper.
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    Evaluation of four clinical laboratory parameters for the diagnosis of myalgic encephalomyelitis (2018) De Meirleir et al

    My test results (sCD14, PGE and Interleukin 8) were abnormal too.
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    Erythrocyte Deformability As a Potential Biomarker for Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, Davis et al (2018)

    As a side note from the abstract: " Clinically, ME/CFS patients show normal arterial oxygen saturation..." That statement surprised me, but maybe I got it all wrong. What Dr. Cheney told at a IACFS patient conference made more sence to me (page 6): " CFS Patients Are Functionally Hypoxic -...
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    News from Scandinavia

    @Obermann
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    Sweden - RME news

    I was told that the video-recordings, that will be published later, will be of even better quality so probably worth waiting.
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    Stanford Community Symposium 2018: Phair, Metabolic traps, Tryptophan trap

    It´s probably explained by the fact that COMT- mutations are more common in PWME than in a healthy population. I didn´t dig into this but I trust the late Rich Van Konynenburg who listed SNP´s that are more prevalent in PWME, in his video-recorded talk on the Internet. As the enzyme, which is...
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    News from Scandinavia

    @mango , I´m really sorry for how you are treated. I have no words.
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    News from Scandinavia

    @mango, sorry to hear that. I have no insight in what´s going on in the project regarding the work with the treatment rules, but I hear a lot of positive examples from ME-patients how they have been helped in a very good way lately. As an example I called my GP today as I have an acute issue...
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    News from Scandinavia

    Really? There are a few doctors with a loud voice, but my impression is that more of mainstream doctors know a lot more about ME since media published lots of material on ME during last winter. Thanks for the links. I´ll try to get the e-mail address to someone who is responsible in that group...
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    SMCI RAMSAY 2018: “Characterization of Janus kinase (JAK) activation profiles in ME/CFS subgroups”, Lombardi

    Congratulations Prof. Lombardi and your team! It looks like we are getting closer to a treatment if the study will show positive results.
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    SMCI RAMSAY 2018: “Biomarkers of mitochondrial dysfunction and signaling in ME/CFS”, Blomberg and Rosen

    Congratulations Professors @Jonas Blomberg and Anders Rosén! So proud that you and Anders Rosén got the Ramsey award, and also grateful that you are doing research for PWME (people with ME).
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    News from Scandinavia

    Good news @Kalliope . Hopefully the "NIH´s " ( Socialstyrelsens) standards for treatment of ME/CFS in Sweden, that will be published at the end of this year, will push the opening of more specialist clinics.
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    David Systrom, researcher, Brigham and Women's Hospital, USA

    @jaded I see, although I find the test a bit odd as it is mentioned that a too high dose might cause a muscle weakening in some people. It seems to me as if the dose is highly individual and should be optimized. But Dr. S surely knows what he is doing. Thanks for the article. I´ll read it later...
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    David Systrom, researcher, Brigham and Women's Hospital, USA

    Thanks, Jade. Did I get it right that the dose used in the trial is 60 mg in a single dose daily? I´m taking Mestinon since some weeks and that would be a very high dose for me. My muscle weakness is gone for about 4 hours after taking 10-15 mg. If I take more than that the typical side...
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    David Systrom, researcher, Brigham and Women's Hospital, USA

    Might be. Vitamin B2 deficiency is mentioned as a possible cause of dry eyes and light sensitivity. As vit B deficiency was common among PWME in the metabolite test at Stanford, and also in peoples OAT tests, I think we should make sure to have enough of it.
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    Lyme: Robust B Cell Responses Predict Rapid Resolution of Lyme Disease

    Is this the reason why PWME don´t get cured easily by standard treatments for Lyme infections? https://www.prohealth.com/lyme-disease/library/research-shows-lowered-immune-response-leads-persistent-lyme-disease-symptoms-85030?B1=EM091918L&utm_campaign=Email - Newsletter%2 Full article...
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    ME in Bulgaria

    Many, many thanks @Mike Harley for what you are doing to help us. It´s amazing. To others; isn´t there a guy on PR, maybe he is here as well, who lives in Bulgaria? I can´t recall his signature and can´t find him but hopefully anyone can remember him. He has a photo, probably of himself, as an...
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    Ron Davis's trypanosome 'signature' finding (IIMER conference 2018)

    @alex3619 , could it be this one?
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    K De Meirleir: Conference speech August, 6th:"Biomarkers which identify CFS/ME patients"

    KDM will give the opening speech at an immunology conference in Madrid, August, 6th with the exciting title : Biomarkers which identify CFS/ME patients The announcement of the conference https://immunology.immunologyconferences.org/ The program...
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