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Phoenix Rising: January/February 2007 issueTuesday 10 April 2007
You can subscribe to the newsletter as well as download each issue. The January/February 2007 issue has been published and is now available for download:
Here is Cort Johnson’s introduction to the issue: Welcome to the Jan/Feb Edition of Phoenix Rising. In this edition we take a look at a complex but possibly very important mathematical model the CDC has developed in order to understand the problems with cortisol in CFS. This is the first time that I am aware of that anyone has gone to the trouble to develop a mathematical model involving a process found in CFS. The CDC obviously thinks this is quite important. We also look at a report from a different set of researchers that appears to verify the CDC’s model and the beginning of what should be a series of reports from the second set of the very intriguing Seattle intensive twin studies. This series is starting off with a bang with evidence of reduced brain activity in CFS patients. Be sure to check out Rich Von Konynenburg’s new additions to the website as well. |
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