Research Articles
The following is an updated excerpt from a discussion given by Dr. Cheney in February, 1999.
Dr. Ian Lipkin specializes in creating new technologies, one of which he will soon bring to bear ...
Impaired communication between the brainstem and other parts of the brain may be responsible for ...
A recent large meta-review supports that ME/CFS is, at least in part, an inflammatory disease.
Scientists and doctors were shocked to learn the truth about ME/CFS, especially how severe it is ...
A test used for a decade that shows mitochondrial dysfunction in ME/CFS has recently been found t...
Two research teams joined forces to develop a new model for ME/CFS that was able to predict, with...
The similarities between ME/CFS and overtraining syndrome (OTS) suggest there could be benefits f...
Clinical studies have shown hydroxocobalamin can help to improve cognitive functioning, fight fat...
Assessing and treating the thyroid is one area where the practice of ME/CFS doctors may distinctl...
Early results from Cortene's first small clinical trial look promising for this potential new dru...
This somewhat unusual-sounding treatment may offer hope for some ME/CFS patients.
Learn the benefits of omega-3 fatty acids for people with ME/CFS and the signs and symptoms you m...
Lieweilyn King interviews Dr. Ron Davis about his research to find a biomarker for ME/CFS.
One researcher thinks that glycolysis may be at the heart of ME/CFS, causing muscles to breakdown...
Dr. Jarred Younger is conducting trials to find out if LDN is effective for ME/CFS.
Mitochondrial expert Paul Fisher found that the mitochondria of ME/CFS patients failed to respond...
Clinical trials show that NT Factor supports the repair of damaged cell membranes - reducing the ...
Dr. Tony Komaroff's Unifying Model hypothesis of ME/CFS is published in JAMA.
The "metabolic trap" hypothesis underlying ME/CFS might explain some unique elements of the disease.
Research suggests that EBV may be activating an unusually pathogenic gene in a set of severely il...
More than 30 ME/CFS researchers gathered at Harvard to collaborate on their research. Videos are ...
Once just thought of as just a drug for anesthesia, ketamine studies are showing it may also help...
Researchers from the U.S. and the U.K. both found high levels of MAIT cells in ME/CFS patients.
Genetic mutations in ME/CFS may be altering metabolic pathways and causing an “unstable cellular ...
From encouraging and protecting healthy digestion and elimination to reducing inflammation and su...
Stanford researchers developed a new blood test that identified people with ME/CFS with 100% accu...
Researchers identify 10 nutritional deficiencies that "appear to be important in the severity and...
The relationship between exercise heart rate and exercise workload during maximal CPET are repeat...
Exercise is finally getting its due in ME/CFS, and over the next couple of years several large st...