1) Here it is, our overview of the most interesting ME/CFS studies of 2024. If you think we’re missing an important one, feel free to post it as a comment below 👇 mecfsskeptic.com/202...

New review paper from Scheibenbogen and Wirth: “If ionic disturbance and mitochondrial dysfunction is severe enough the patient may be captured in a vicious circle. This energy deficit is the most likely cause of exertional intolerance and PEM.“ onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/... #MECFS

1) In the process of reviewing the most interesting ME/CFS-studies of 2024. I think this one ranks top of the list: Beentjes et al.

Here is a link to a video about Ron Davis and Rob Phair’s work on the itaconate shunt with the scientists at the University of Utah. We spoke to the Bay Area MECFS support group and it was recorded over Zoom. drive.google.com/file/d/1rKf1...

Nice summary of Rob Phair’s recent presentation (ME/CFS Roadmap Series: Physiology, Dec 8). Includes several findings that support their hypothesis and 3 proposed therapeutic targets: www.reddit.com/r/cfs/s/hdek...

Last chance to sign up for the 2-day NIH ME/CFS conference: web.cvent.com/event/efc45a...