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We have over 7,100 research abstracts in our library, as well as articles, news items, and press releases. You can search the library by topic, keywords, author, or date. You can also search categories and tags.

Explaining Fatigue and Post-Exertional Malaise in Long COVID and ME/CFS: From Skeletal Muscle To Exercise Immunology

Abstract: The SARS-CoV-2 viral outbreak in 2020 resulted in a record number of global hospitalizations and deaths. Although most people …

The Glymphatic–Meningeal Lymphatic System and Autophagy in ME/CFS and Long COVID: A Mechanistic Perspective

Abstract: Myalgic encephalomyelitis/chronic fatigue syndrome (ME/CFS) and Post-Acute Sequelae of SARS-CoV-2 infection (Long COVID) are complex multisystem disorders affecting 60–400 …

“Mary Ann’s Transfusion”

by Dr. David Bell This is the case history of a nurse who improved dramatically after a blood transfusion. It …

Natural Strategies for Stopping a Common Energy Drain in ME/CFS and Fibromyalgia

By Jacob Teitelbaum, MD www.ProHealth.com • October 12, 2011 Dr. Teitelbaum, a well-known fatigue and pain specialist who contracted CFS …

“THE PRIVATE DETECTIVE”

by Dr. David Bell This is the case history of a man on disability with ME/CFS who was shadowed by …

“The Prisoner”

Case Histories of ME/CFS: “The Prisoner” ProHealth.com by David S Bell, MD, FAAP April 4, 2012 This is the case …

Dr. Bell on ME/CFS Symptom Variation: Illness or Host?

ProHealth.com by David S Bell, MD, FAAP March 7, 2012 This information is excerpted from the Nov 1999 issue of …

“The Poison Ivy Treatment” – An Intriguing CFS Case Study by Dr. Bell

by Dr. David S Bell, MD, FAAP* February 2, 2011 This ME/CFS patient case history is one of 10 that …

“The November Factor”: Dr. Bell on ME/CFS & the Flu that Isn’t Flu

by Dr. David S Bell, MD, FAAP* March 30, 2011 This ME/CFS patient case history is excerpted from Dr. Bell’s …

“The Fruitcake Factor”: Dr. Bell on the Neurologic Nature of ME/CFS

by Dr. David S Bell, MD, FAAP* This ME/CFS patient case history is one of 10 that Dr. David Bell …

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Covid and ME/CFS
Announcement: AMMES has recently added an informational page about COVID-19 and ME/CFS. The page includes physicians’ recommendations regarding the COVID …Read More »
A Woman With Multiple Neuropathic Symptoms, Hypersensitivity to Heat, Peppers, and Alcohol, With a Variant in the TRPV1 Capsaicin Receptor Gene: Possible Implications to ME/CFS
Abstract: Transient receptor potential vanilloid 1 (TRPV1) is a ligand and heat-gated ion channel expressed on nociceptors that plays a …Read More »
“Maureen’s Story”: Diagnosing a Case of Mold Toxicity
Reprinted with the kind permission of ProHealth: 9/14/11 Dr. Neil Nathan, a specialist in treatment of complex medical illnesses, practices …Read More »
Post-acute infection: before we forget it again
Abstract: Long COVID did not invent the post-acute phase of infection; it made it impossible to ignore. Acute infections are …Read More »
Dr. Lapp on CFS versus FM: Twins, Cousins, or Just Acquaintances?
by Charles W. Lapp, MD September 6, 2011 Ed Note: This article is reproduced with kind permission from Bruce Campbell’s …Read More »
Stress-inducible WASF3 regulates brain metabolism and cognitive function
Abstract: Wiskott-Aldrich syndrome protein family member 3 (WASF3) disrupts mitochondrial respiration and is induced in association with endoplasmic reticulum stress …Read More »