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Research examines environmental triggers altering gene function in Chronic Fatigue Syndrome patients.

Patrick O. McGowan, Professor in the Department of Biological Sciences and Director of UTSC's Laboratory for Epigenetic Neuroscience, is looking at how environmentally triggered changes to gene expression might alter immune function and stress response in ways that contribute to the disease.

Revolutionizing the Field of CFS/ME Research-Dr Staci Stevens Pacific Labs USA

PFL provides a comprehensive disability evaluation.

Press Release: Diagnostic and Treatment Resource Guide for ME/CFS Available Online Dr. A. Martin Lerner Treatment Center for CFS

Press Release: Diagnostic and Treatment Resource Guide for ME/CFS Available Online Dr. A. Martin Lerner Treatment Center for CFS.

"All About ME" - M.E. North East (UK): Talk with teenagers with M.E.

TalentStar worked with M.E. North East to produce a documentary highlighting the lives of young people with M.E. The DVD was introduced by BBC weather presenter Trai Anfield and featured boy band McFly. View the documentary here.  

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Emily Collingridge, 1981-2012: such a short life, such a huge legacy

Author of ‘Severe ME/CFS: A Guide to Living’, Emily Collingridge who died in hospital on Sunday at the age of 30 had hardly lived- but she leaves a huge legacy. View the full article about Emily's passing here.

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MECFS Alert Episode 22

Dr. Kogelnik interviewed in MECFS Alert Episode 22 re Open Medicine Institute undertaking large trails with Rituximab and Ampligen.

Supermum Linley Frame gets back in the swim

Melbourne- based Frame retired from swimming at the age of 25 in 1996 after being struck down by chronic fatigue syndrome. She is now attempting to get back into the swim.

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3AW $5000 charity competition

Thank you to all who selected ME/CFS Australia (Vic, Tas, NT) as your favourtie charity throught the 3AW competition. We are happy to announce that ME/CFS Australia (Vic, Tas, NT) received the most nominations out of any other charity and have received the $5000 from Colonial First State!

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