Helper-Website for Germans - SWG Empire
Someone made a website with all the forms you might need for insurance and stuff
in Germany. And they included a list of possible medication along with studies
if they exist.
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State of Illinois declares May 12, 2026 as ME Awareness Day.
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Image has a longer description of the story of the stack of lever arch files.
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Trial By Error: An Essay on Living with Severe ME | Virology Blog
By David Tuller, DrPH I’ve been totally out of commission for three weeks while recovering from bruised ribs sustained in a fall. I have devoted most of my ...
I just wanted to say a huge thank you to MEAction Network (https://www.meaction.net/) and Visible (https://www.makevisible.com/) for the Visible band I won last month 👍 Having had ME/CFS for over 15 years I thought I knew everything about pacing but the Visible band has even taught this old dog some new tricks. Very cool 😎
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An error by the US CDC in 1994 resulted in enterovirus ME/CFS being ignored in the US for decades
https://swg-empire.de/post/6829931
An error by the US CDC in 1994 resulted in enterovirus ME/CFS being ignored in the US for decades - SWG Empire
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*** > From the 1970s onwards, a number of studies by British researchers found
persistent enterovirus infections in ME/CFS patients’ muscles. These many UK
studies are detailed in an MEpedia article here
[https://me-pedia.org/wiki/List_of_enterovirus_infection_studies]. > > The CDC
saw all this research coming from the UK, and in 1994, conducted an in-house
unpublished study on US ME/CFS patients to see if they could find enterovirus. >
> But the CDC made a fundamental mistake in their study: the CDC tested ME/CFS
patients’ blood for enterovirus by PCR, and could not detect the virus. So the
CDC concluded that enterovirus was not involved in ME/CFS. And from that time
onwards, enterovirus was largely ignored in the US as a causal factor for
ME/CFS. > > British researchers, however, were aware that the virus was not to
be found in the blood, and knew the virus lived the tissues, so they tested
muscle tissue samples for enterovirus, and were able to routinely detect
enterovirus in ME/CFS patients. But for some reason, the CDC did not follow this
methodology. > > So this set back enterovirus ME/CFS research in the US for
decades, until Dr John Chia came along and published his seminal 2008 study
[https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/17872383/] where he detected enterovirus in the
stomach tissues of 82% of US ME/CFS patients. > > Source: Dr John Chia, Invest
in ME International ME Conference, London 2009: Diagnosis and Treatment of
ME/CFS Associated With Chronic Enterovirus Infection
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YSgcNSqssTI&t=22m30s]. Timecode 22:30.