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ProHealth.com •
November 19, 2010
WSJ.com health reporter & XMRV-tracker Amy Dockser Marcus wrote Wednesday on next steps in the NIH’s project to resolve the issue of whether evidence of XMRV and/or related viruses is found more frequently in people diagnosed with ME/CFS than healthy people.
The project reflects discrepant results reported in recent months by the labs of different federal agencies (CDC and FDA/NIH). To read Dockser Marcus’s update and link to her previous posts on the subject, click HERE.
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