From the CFSRF

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Hi

From the CFSRF

This came this morning from the

CFSRF after I had sent them my usual donation plus bonuses and gift aided it so

they could gain maximum benefit.

Dr Kerr and his team are to

extend their work studying the seven subtypes in the eighty eight genes which

are abnormal in CFS/ME patients and will identify those genes which are

important. They will also follow up the CFS/ME patients analysed in the recent

gene study in order better understand the natural history and epidemiology of

each

subtype.

The team will be looking for

evidence of treatable infections which are known to trigger CFS/ME. This will

then lead to the use of particular antibiotics to treat particular subtypes.

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Trev