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I've sent the following email to four people, three of whom have ME and the other who has friends with ME: 'Dear All, There is some important potential ME research proposed, and sufferers can indicate their possible willingness to participate here (filling in this form does not commit anyone...

Thanks very much - I have signed up. I do hope they get a grant. I've been wanting to sign up for research into ME for as long as I can recall, and I've had it for over 24 years!

For example the Spanish cohort was a much higher percentage of the population than the US cohort. N = 235 from the US and N = 185 from Spain.

Not very impressive, Nancy Klimas.

This appears here: https://www.spaldingtoday.co.uk/news/mp-thanks-voters-for-their-support-9093716/

I think the only problem I get is sleepiness and inability to follow things on TV. I would probably have difficulty following a conversation too, but I don't often attempt those live anyway after using cannabis, or indeed at other times since my worsening 3 and a half years ago. But I have...

I did an internet search for "increased lactate impairs coagulation" and got this: https://journals.lww.com/jnsa/Abstract/2006/07000/Increased_Lactate_Levels_Impair_the_Coagulation.7.aspx and several others.

You don't get a 'Log in' option at the top as well then?

I can get the Times articles online (possibly a limited number but I got this one OK) for free. Can't anyone?

I focused on the poor quality of findings of amyloid/dementia in my Masters degree in the early 2000s. It obviously impressed the examiners, as I got the top grade. There was a team endlessly researching amyloid/dementia at the Open University. I exposed the head of the team in his lies. But...

from Physician's First Watch 9.12.19: FDA Investigating Whether Diabetes Drug Contains NDMA By the Editors The FDA is investigating whether the diabetes drug metformin contains N-nitrosodimethylamine (NDMA), a probable human carcinogen. Other drugs like ranitidine and some angiotensin II...

from Physician's First Watch 6.12.19: FDA Asks Ranitidine and Nizatidine Makers to Expand NDMA Testing By Amy Orciari Herman Edited by - Andre Sofair, MD, MPH, and - William E. Chavey, MD, MS The FDA is now asking manufacturers to test all lots of ranitidine (brand name, Zantac) and...

from Physician's First Watch. Recovery from Metabolic Syndrome Associated with Lower CV Risk By Kelly Young Edited by - David G. Fairchild, MD, MPH, and - Jaye Elizabeth Hefner, MD Recovery from metabolic syndrome is associated with lower risk for major adverse cardiovascular events (MACE)...

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-suffolk-49911276 "I won't let you make me feel bad for the things I cannot do, I am tired of being talked over by people like you." To watch Tilly Moses perform her folk music on stage, there are no visual clues she's disabled - although the message is...

I'm very sorry to hear your news, @Gary Burgess. I hope the treatment goes as well as possible, and that you are soon back to posting your ME news. Wishing you all the strength you need.

That's how it was for me until 2016. Then my brain went doolally for a while, and it hasn't really recovered. I got really good grades in my OU studies, but they took more effort, and sometimes I couldn't do them.

What is meant by 'AD'? It usually means Alzheimer's Disease, but I'm guessing not here.

Hi, @Andy, You've put 'where' instead of 'were' in the title of the thread.

Sorry - I should have realised my brain fog was worse than usual!

"average oxygen saturation has dropped to 94 % from 98 %" Is that the wrong way round?