Mis diagnosed as Fibromyalgia, ME/CFS, Musculoskeletal Disease,Poly Myalgia Rheumatica - significantly improved when treated for Lyme Disease. Perhaps more aptly described as Multi-Systemic Infectious Disease Syndrome - MSIDS.
Tuesday, 24 August 2010
HGRV-XMRV-MLV NEWS
The Whittemore Peterson Institute would like to congratulate Harvey Alter, MD, and Shyh-Ching Lo, MD, PhD, on their publication of the replication study.
A quote from Dr Joe Burrascano for patients with Lyme Disease-
'Definitely stay tuned - the volume of new and important information about this virus and its disease associations is increasing rapidly and in my opinion should be a concern to every patient with chronic neuro-immune diseases, including those with chronic Lyme.'
The Wall Street Journal here
The Washington Post here
The New York Times here
CNN here
The LA Times here
The Scientist here
Pro Health here
VIP dx tests here
Living with Chronic Fatigue Syndrome many links here
CFS Central an excellent read here
CFIDS here
Other articles as posted by Life as we know it here
Fox10TV here
MSN Health here
Science here
Business week here
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It's all very exciting. I'm overwhelmed by it all. :)
ReplyDeleteLaurel
ReplyDeleteYou are in my thoughts especially with this World breaking News.
The Daily Mail newspaper reported on it in such a look warm way.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-1305691/Chronic-fatigue-syndrome-caused-mouse-related-virus.html?ito=feeds-newsxml
Clearly hadn't a clue of the significance to so many millons of sick people.
I spoke with several other National newspapers all very disinterested, if only they used the brains they were born with.
Still the important people, the doctors, researchers in the fore front will drive this forward now for all the patients.
Take care
MLV is NOT about mice.
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Anon
ReplyDeleteSorry you seem to be upset I am just posting what the authors say in their research
one extract being
'The gag and env sequences from CFS patients were more closely related
to those of polytropic mouse endogenous retroviruses than to
those of XMRVs and were even less closely related to those of
ecotropic MLVs.
I would agree that the whole issue is about ME/CFS and what retrovirus are being found in patients.
Thanks for putting all this info together in one place, Joanne!!
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