What's Next For X (As In XMRV) For ME/CFS Patients?
Its been over a year since researchers found the retrovirus XMRV in the blood of patients with chronic fatigue syndrome. Now many people are asking: Whats next for X? Debate over whether XMRV is linked to CFS and other diseases is still intense, mainly because some groups have found the virus in the blood of high percentages of people with the condition while others havent been able to find a single case. A paper published yesterday in the journal Viruses outlines the steps researchers should take in designing studies into whether XMRV is linked to CFS. Everyone agrees that coming to consensus on standards for these studies is critical. The paper was written by someone who knows what it takes to find XMRV Ila Singh, a University of Utah scientist who last year published a paper reporting the discovery of XMRV in prostate-cancer patients. The guidance comes at an opportune moment. W. Ian Lipkin, the Columbia University-based virus hunter tasked by the government with resolving some of the XMRV questions, is convening a meeting this week. Representatives from HHS and the academic and advocacy communities are in New York to develop a strategy for a study to determine whether XMRV is found at higher rates in CFS patients.
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