By Cort Johnson The Ron Tompkins Effect Ron Tompkins had recently come back from a meeting with over a dozen MD’s and specialists from Mass General Hospital who’d evinced a strong interest in ME / CFS. Dr. Bateman has said it’s easy
Through the generosity of our supporters worldwide, we have raised over $2 million for OMF-funded research. Donations received during Triple Giving Tuesday OMF and OMF Canada surpassed our goal, raising more than $1.7 million USD, and more than $350,000 CAD.
Proteomic and Metabolic Plasma iCPET Studies By Ronald G.Tompkins, MD, ScD We have received an anonymous grant of $350,000 designated for the “Proteomic and Metabolomic Plasma iCPET Studies” within the OMF-funded Harvard ME / CFS Collaboration at the Harvard-Affiliated Hospitals. Dr. David
The newest OMF-funded ME / CFS Collaborative Research Center is at Uppsala University in Sweden. Led by Jonas Bergquist, MD, PhD, the Center is working in collaboration with the OMF-funded Collaborative Centers at Stanford University and Harvard-Affiliated Hospitals and is actively bringing
Written by Janet Dafoe, PhD Ron Davis spent the last week on the East Coast giving talks and talking individually to scientists and doctors about ME / CFS. First, he spent two days at Princeton University. He talked to individuals, groups of
Thanks to your support and the generosity of our matching donors, we are now able to increase our Triple Giving Tuesday OMF goal to $1.5 million. As of today, donors from around the world have helped us raise $912,887 USD. OMF
HARVARD-AFFILIATED HOSPITALS EXAMINE ME / CFS PATIENT CARE Ronald G. Tompkins, MD, ScD, co-director of the OMF-funded Harvard ME / CFS Collaboration, and collaborative team member, Amel Karaa, MD, are diving into the current state of care for Myalgic Encephalomyelitis / Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (ME / CFS) patients.
I’m very grateful for the outpouring of support we’ve received from OMF community members, people just like you, during our Triple Giving Tuesday campaign. I’m especially inspired by the ME / CFS patients who dedicate their limited energy to fundraising for our
Dr. Christopher Armstrong Talks with Llewellyn King Llewellyn King, host of ME / CFS Alert, has just released his newest episode interviewing OMF Science Liaison Christopher Armstrong, PhD. This edition covers Dr. Armstrong’s pathway into ME / CFS research, his areas of expertise, and
#TripleTuesdayOMFCA Spotlight – Chris Armstrong, PhD Every donation today through December 3 will be tripled! I’m getting in touch with you today to share my personal perspective on why your support is so vital to OMF’s work. Donations from
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