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Orthostatic intolerance, cerebral blood flow, and ME/CFS

Background Blood vessels transport oxygen-rich blood throughout the body, ensuring proper organ function. The brain, which usually consumes around 20%…

Endothelial dysfunction in ME/CFS – our articles

The endothelium – a thin layer of cells lining every blood vessel – plays a pivotal role in regulating blood…

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ME/CFS, Orthostatic Intolerance, and the Tilt Table Test

Background Individuals with ME/CFS often report experiencing orthostatic intolerance – symptoms, such as light-headedness and feeling weak, when sitting- or…

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NIH RECOVER initiative – Incidence and Prevalence of Post-COVID-19 ME/CFS

Through the NIH RECOVER initiative, the Bateman Horne Center had the opportunity to study the long-term health impacts of COVID-19,…

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Can treatment for individuals with ME/CFS and PoTS be more targeted?

Many individuals with ME/CFS have postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome (PoTS). PoTS is not just a condition that causes tachycardia (increased…

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T cell exhaustion in ME/CFS

T cells are white blood cells that help the body’s immune system to fight infections through destroying threats like viruses…

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Our most-shared articles of 2024

It’s a new year but, in case you missed them, here are five of our most-shared articles of 2024 –

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Chair of ME Research UK discusses the Big Give Christmas Challenge 2024

Jonathan Davies, chair of ME Research UK, shares about the Big Give Christmas Challenge. Read more about the Big Give

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Immune exhaustion in ME/CFS and long COVID

A recent study, from researchers in Australia, examined the immune systems of individuals with ME/CFS and long COVID, focusing on…

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NICE 2021 Guideline for ME/CFS – Key Recommendations for Better Care

Individuals with ME/CFS often face scepticism and dismissive attitudes when trying to navigate the healthcare system. A major contributory factor is…