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Tag Archives: Lipkin study
Facts, Not Spin
I need to speak out about something, in part because I’m afraid no one else will. I’ve been following the comments posted in the FDA docket on ME/CFS, and I came across this comment from Dr. Judy Mikovits: During the … Continue reading
Posted in Commentary
Tagged Lipkin study, pathogen discovery, politics, researchers, speaking out, XMRV
12 Comments
Those Lipkin Samples
You may recall from my post on the Lipkin study that Dr. Lipkin talked about the sample cohort at the press conference on September 18th. Dr. Lipkin said that the samples would be available for other investigators and that applications … Continue reading
Posted in Research
Tagged Biobank, DHHS, funding, government, grants, Lipkin study, NIH, pathogen discovery, pathogenesis, politics, researchers, XMRV
4 Comments
Stick a Fork In It
After three years of controversy about the purported association between CFS and XMRV, and after two years of waiting for the definitive Lipkin study to be finished (full text of the paper is here), we have our answer. Stick a … Continue reading
Posted in Commentary, Research
Tagged biomarkers, case definition, DHHS, funding, government, Lipkin study, NIH, pathogen discovery, pathogenesis, politics, researchers, TWiV, XMRV
13 Comments
The News on XMRV
I am going to refrain from any comment on the XMRV study results announced today until I have had a chance to read the paper, listen to the press conference, and think about the whole thing for a few hours. … Continue reading
Posted in Research
Tagged biomarkers, case definition, government, Lipkin study, NIH, pathogen discovery, pathogenesis, politics, researchers, XMRV
3 Comments
2011 NIH Spending on CFS Studies
At the June 2012 CFS Advisory Committee meeting, Dr. Susan Maier from the NIH Office of Research on Women’s Health reported that NIH funding of CFS research in 2011 totaled $6.3 million. In the past, advocates have questioned whether studies … Continue reading
Posted in Research
Tagged accountability, action, funding, government, grants, Lipkin study, NIH, politics, priorities, recommendations, researchers, speaking out, spending, XMRV
3 Comments
XMRumorsV
Rumors about the Lipkin study are flying fast and furious these days. We’ve been hearing for months that the study results would be made public this year, but “news” of specific dates has kicked things into a frenzy. In April, … Continue reading
Posted in Research
Tagged biomarkers, CFSAC, government, Lipkin study, pathogen discovery, speaking out, XMRV
7 Comments
The Holy Grail
Many CFS patients are holding their breath awaiting the results of the multiple lab XMRV study, nicknamed the Lipkin study after its coordinator Dr. Ian Lipkin of the Center for Infection and Immunity. I am not one of them. I … Continue reading
Posted in Commentary, Research
Tagged funding, government, Lipkin study, pathogen discovery, politics, XMRV
13 Comments
I Think I Can
Today I am feeling like the Little Engine That Almost Can. I’ve been drafting a post about the Lipkin XMRV study, and my own views on whether it should be completed. After much work, and several thousand words, I’m out … Continue reading
Posted in Commentary, Research
Tagged government, Lipkin study, living with, pathogen discovery, XMRV
2 Comments
Answering Attacks
When I posted about the “truthiness” I saw in a comment by Dr. Mikovits, I expected criticism. I’ve heard from folks in the comments, on Twitter and Facebook, and by email. I think some of the points and questions raised … Continue reading →