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Phoenix Rising: January 2008
Wednesday 12 March 2008
Phoenix Rising is an informative newsletter put out monthly by American CFS suffererCort Johnsonon his website CFS Phoenix.
You can subscribe to the newsletter as well as download each issue.
The latest offering from Phoenix Rising is the January 2008 edition:
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Phoenix Rising: January 2008 (external link) |
Here is Cort’s introduction:
Welcome to the January edition of Phoenix Rising. In this edition we take a look at two studies with broad implications for the infectious subset of ME/CFS patients. These papers – by the Dubbo group – compared gene activity patterns and important immune agents called cytokines – in people who did and did not cover from a serious infection. The results surprised them greatly and are not without controversy.
You can find this edition at http://phoenix-cfs.org/PRJan08.htm.
Phoenix Rising will be more topic focused in the future; future editions will look at the CDC’s new conception of CFS, Dr. Klimas and the Immune System, a stress response edition and more. Shortly upcoming will be interviews with author Martha Kilcoyne, a recovered CFS patient and Dr. Chia the author of the recent enteroviral study and more.
If the computer stays functional, a big if – it was down for another month – they will be coming up shortly.
Yours truly,
Cort
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