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Despite the high burden of disease, ME/CFS research is decades behind. A lack of funding and methodological shortcomings have led to a massive research gap. The website provides a brief summary of this situation.
Overview of current Long Covid research in Germany.
The latest overview of ME/CFS research in Germany and Austria can be found on the ResearchFoundation website.
The ME/CFS Research Register provides an overview of medical research on ME/CFS. It contains lists and detailed descriptions of research projects, research networks, publications and scientific events, as well as types of research, research areas, working groups, individuals and organisations associated with ME/CFS research.
Latest research news from the website of the German Society for ME/CFS.
A US study comprehensively investigated the pathophysiology of ME/CFS and found significant multisystemic changes. These include immune abnormalities, reduced microbial diversity, neurophysiological dysfunctions and autonomic disorders.
PubMed is a free resource supporting the search and retrieval of biomedical and life sciences literature with the aim of improving health–both globally and personally. Here you can research studies of ME/CFS.
Prof. Wirth's latest research on ME/CFS as acquired mitochondrial dysfunction.
