[CO-CURE] NOTICE: CFS Newsletter Phoenix Rising

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The Paper of the Month in this issue of Phoenix Rising  is by some Japanese

researchers  that showsfor the first time parts of the brains of CFS patients

shutting down when they are fatigued.  A second section  contains Part I or a

two part overview of the mystery of Fibromyalgia. In this first part we look at

evidence that FMS is a brain disease.

This issue  also contains Part III of  the ongoing examination of the

important NIH Neuroimmune Grant. Part I examined the symposium the grant was

based

on; Part II look closely at the grant itself, and Part III, Reviewing the

Reviewers, takes a look at a very contentious subject - the reviewers that

decide

the fate of the applications.  CFS advocates have argued that the makeup of the

review panel has resulted in bias and incompetence and has contributed to the

poor showing of the NIH in the last few years with regards to CFS research.

THe April issue of Phoenix Rising will appear shortly; the May issue will

begin a series of overviews of the Pharmacogenomics papers recently published by

the CDC.

You can access this issue by clicking on the URL below or by opening the PdF.

attachment.

http://www.phoenix-cfs.org/PR%20II%20VII%20March%2006.htm