The Center for Solutions for ME/CFS at Columbia University presents the “Ask Our Researchers – Video Q&A Series”, in which the center’s scientists and clinicians answer questions from the ME/CFS community.
From the blog
Redox Imbalance: A Core Feature of ME/CFS and Acute COVID-19
Anthony L. Komaroff, MD ME/CFS is defined exclusively by symptoms—subjective experiences that are hard to verify by objective testing. For that reason, since interest in ME/CFS began to grow in the 1980s, scientists have been looking for evidence of underlying objective abnormalities that might explain the symptoms. A recent review, published August 24, 2021, in…
ME/CFS Research: State of the Art, State of the Science
Written by Dr. Anthony Komaroff On June 7, 2021, Drs. Lipkin and Komaroff published an article in Trends in Molecular Medicine on the state of ME/CFS research in the wake of COVID-19. An illness like ME/CFS has been described in the medical literature for several hundred years. Yet, when interest in the illness resurfaced in…
CfS for ME/CFS Drs. Komaroff and Bateman participate in MEAction Presser
On March 25, #MEAction hosted a telepresser featuring a panel of experts uniquely positioned to speak to how long COVID is being informed by the research on myalgic encephalomyelitis / chronic fatigue syndrome (ME/CFS). Long haulers are overwhelmingly reporting symptoms that resemble ME/CFS at six months, and researchers are expecting the number of people with…
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