IACFS/ME Ottawa Conference

Twittering the IACFS/ME Conference Pt. I

by admin on September 24, 2011

This entry is part 1 of 3 in the series IACFS/ME Ottawa Conference

 Quick hits from International ME/CFS Conference in Ottawa. Follow CortJohnson on Twitter tomorrow for more….


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#IACFSME - over the past year 2 NIH CFS heads, Vivian Pinn the head of the Office of Women;s Health, CDC CFS Chief and Wanda Jones have left
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#IACFSME - Mangan’s retirement is a big loss to the #ME/CFS community. He showed commitment and initiative we hadn’t seen before…
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#IACFSME- name of the site to ME/CFS, engaged the patient community & headed up the CASA project is retiring Oct 31st due to family matters
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#IACFSME - Dennis Mangan, who revitalized and enlarged the CFS Working Group at NIH, produced the State of Knowledge Workshop, changed the.

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Twittering the IACFS/ME Ottawa Conference Pt. II

by admin on September 24, 2011

This entry is part 2 of 3 in the series IACFS/ME Ottawa Conference

Quick hits from the first two days of the Conference. Follow CortJohnson on Twitter tomorrow for more

 

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#IACFS/ME - #Clauw reports #interstitial cytisus (allied with #CFS) will change name next year to reflect understanding about CNS origin

 

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#IACFS/ME - #Clauw reports #interstitial cytisus research community acknowledges they were all wrong; its all the central nervous system.

 

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#IACFS/ME - #Baraniuk says #brain proteome #CFS validation study went even better than expected.

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Twittering the IACFS/ME Conference Pt III

by admin on September 26, 2011

This entry is part 3 of 3 in the series IACFS/ME Ottawa Conference

Quick hits from the IACFS/ME Ottawa Conference

#IACFSME - on last day room is quite full. Immune session begins with 3 positive studies on #CFS fr. Australia (Bond), CDC and Lights (Utah)
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#IACFSME - brain blood flow study finds significantly reduced blood flows – anterior cingulate region may explain increased lactate in brain

 

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#IACFSME - findings validate strong earlier interest in anterior cingulate region by UK ME researchers

 

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#IACFSME - confusing Jones CDC study suggests too many signals from body making their way to the brain overwhelming it
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#IACFSME - Jones proposes that sense of self is interrupted by constant barrage of signals from body….self becomes body sensations in #CFS
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#IACFSME - Clauw proposes sensory processing is key problem in FM and related disorders.

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