New study from Broderick, Fletcher and Klimas:
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/22732129
From the Facebook page of CFIDS Association of America:
In a review article published June 22, 2012 in Brain, Behavior and Immunity, Drs. Nancy Klimas, Gordon Broderick and Mary Ann Fletcher review biomarkers studied in CFS/ME and other conditions that have fatigue as a major component, including M.S., rheumatoid arthritis and cancer. They propose in the conclusions that "persistent disorders such as CFS/ME and cancer-related fatigue likely correspond to alternative homeostatic states enabled by the body as an adaptive strategy." They suggest that "advances in multiplex laboratory tests and bioinformatics allow fatigue research to advance beyond individual biomarkers to modular patterns of co-expression."
Interesting table:
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?....74987762107.90825.47921632107&type=1&theater
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/22732129
From the Facebook page of CFIDS Association of America:
In a review article published June 22, 2012 in Brain, Behavior and Immunity, Drs. Nancy Klimas, Gordon Broderick and Mary Ann Fletcher review biomarkers studied in CFS/ME and other conditions that have fatigue as a major component, including M.S., rheumatoid arthritis and cancer. They propose in the conclusions that "persistent disorders such as CFS/ME and cancer-related fatigue likely correspond to alternative homeostatic states enabled by the body as an adaptive strategy." They suggest that "advances in multiplex laboratory tests and bioinformatics allow fatigue research to advance beyond individual biomarkers to modular patterns of co-expression."
Interesting table:
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?....74987762107.90825.47921632107&type=1&theater