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CDC states Lipkin pulled the video due to it containing unpublished information

I tried to look at the UK Biobank but I cannot find an income trait so cannot really tell if this is BS. However I did find a good topic to write a paper on - Number of cars in Household. Definitely something very significant happening on Chromosome 20 - dots are p-value < 0.0001 so must be...

Raeka Aiyar, gave a talk at the Stanford Symposium in September titled "Revolutionizing Disease Research with Stem Cells". It seems a pretty well established technique. https://www.omf.ngo/community-symposium-3/

I remember that he was lobbying hard for funding before the centers were announced. I remember Ron saying a minimum of $5M a year for 5 years was really needed to support a team to do the work - and this number would approximately tie in with the 20% or so number Lipkin quoted.. Also before...

Shoot. I should have grabbed the full transcript when I was at it, but the weekend was really rough so I took a shortcut. This is all I have I guess the above might have been slightly controversial! Did anyone else manage to capture the full transcript?

In the Q&A Lipkin made a point to state that the NIH funded research centers only received 15-20% of the funding they were promised. This means they can only do small discovery studies. This chip looks very interesting. It's based on a previous chip that costs $3,500 but they reconfigured it...

@Michiel Tack Another datapoint in testing. From what I can see on the web most NK Cell laboratory tests require ambient level blood within 30 hours of being drawn. I found this link for an NK cyctotoxicity test that requires fresh blood within 24hours of being drawn, and will reject frozen...

I'd also like to point out that Alain Moreau presented at the Stanford Symposium in September and at the NIH conference in April about his use of the CellKey cellular impedance analyser and how he was testing compounds and measuring impedance changes in Jurkat cells soaked in patient plasma. So...

If I remember right from @Andy's Q&A video with Karl Morten he said he would add an experiment to his wish list to look at cellular respiration using the same salt solution + plasma + cells to see if oxygen consumption differences can be seen.

There is a bit more info on the current situation in @Ben H talk that @Sly Saint posted and included a YouTube transcript https://www.s4me.info/threads/me-cfs-research-update-november-2019-bedside-chat-with-ben-h-and-ron-davis.12771/ Rahim the researcher who "owns" the design of the nanoneedle...

This is the picture at 31:22 for those that haven't watched. It's a breath holding challenge. Healthy control at top vs 6 patients. Patients are very different.

That really stood out to me too! In the second Q&A video he discusses how they are making sure to have well qualified patients in their studies. They are funnelling patients through one doctor only so that they are properly diagnosed, and pipelining the patients through the different studies...

Yep, brilliant list - the pattern should be important. Count me in as being like this for many years in my mild state without meeting ICC or CCC until I deteriorated after implementing increased exercise at doctors advice.

This is the direct link to the article (Aug 09, 2009) https://www.nydailynews.com/news/case-katie-bryant-med-pros-shocked-actions-neurosurgeons-bolognese-milhorat-article-1.172605 And the Web Archive version...

US tax payers that donate to a US charity can claim that on their tax form thus reducing the taxes they pay the IRS. Each country has different tax laws. Having a local charity may allow you to take advantage of those laws which you probably can't do if you donate to a charity registered in...

This is the slide showing the two tests that seem to be new - see items 5 and 6. I don't believe any data from these two have been described in his talks.

For anyone interested this is the thread for last years Mitox meeting. https://www.s4me.info/threads/mitox-2019-30th-april-oxford-uk-a-one-day-meeting-for-researchers-with-an-interest-in-mitochondria.8095/ And this is Andy's report from last years collaborators meeting held right after Mitox...

Just to point out that there were 43 CFS patients in the pooled sample and only 14 patients in the individual sample group. So not really enough patients in the individual sample group to draw meaningful conclusions, especially if the instrument is near the detection limit with the amount of...

This was an analysis of cerebrospinal fluid.

Duh, just realised the title of this thread shows [Zr-89]. So I bet it is the same study, with the ME/CFS analysis funded by ME Research UK.