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The Director of OMF’s Ronald G. Tompkins Harvard ME/CFS Collaboration, Dr. David Systrom, recently attended the International ME/CFS Conference 2025 held in Berlin, Germany. As part of the conference, he gave two presentations—one on circulatory dysfunction, and another on a

We’re excited to share a new publication from OMF’s Collaborative Center at Montreal titled: “SMPDL3B a novel biomarker and therapeutic target in myalgic encephalomyelitis.” The Heart of the Matter The team at OMF’s Collaborative Center at Montreal published a paper

From the Desk of Dr. Danielle MeadowsVice President of Research Programs & Operations In the past, I’ve shared some information about the peer-review publication process—the last stage of the research process—and the concept of a preprint. We recognize that the

From the Desk of Dr. Danielle MeadowsVice President of Research Programs & Operations Today, I’m happy to share another update on a study that I introduced back in November 2024 in an interview with Dr. Systrom. The study is still

Today, we’re sharing an update on important developments in ME/CFS research — work that is steadily improving our understanding of the biology behind this complex and often life-altering condition. Whether a person’s ME/CFS began decades ago or more recently, the

From the Desk of Dr. Danielle Meadows, Vice President of Research Programs & Operations In the fall of 2024, I introduced to you all an overview of the research process, where studies typically move through four main stages: Study Design,

In May, I had the privilege of attending the 2025 Invest in ME Research International Conference in Cambridge, UK, along with OMF’s research Directors. This annual event brings together scientists, clinicians, and advocates committed to advancing ME/CFS and Long COVID

We’re pleased to share a new publication by Jonas Bergquist, MD, PhD, and colleagues: “Comprehensive transcriptome assessment in PBMC of post-COVID patients at two years after a mild COVID infection reveals upregulation of JAK/STAT signaling and chronic inflammation.” The Heart of