Author: Professor Maureen Hanson
Cornell receives NIH U54 Award for
Maureen Hanson presented a talk on “Probing Metabolism in ME/CFS”
Stanford Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Research Center Collaborative Team Meeting
In August 2017, Maureen Hanson participated in the Stanford Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Research Center Collaborative Team Meeting on the Molecular Basis of ME/CFS.
InvestinME Research Colloquium in London
In June 2017, Prof. Maureen Hanson and Research Associate Ludovic Giloteaux participated in the InvestinME Research Colloquium in London, England.
Weill Cornell Medicine and Mount Sinai Beth Israel documents abnormalities in ME/CFS central nervous system
Collaboration between Weill Cornell Medicine and Mount Sinai Beth Israel published in the April issue of the Journal of Neurological Sciences
http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0022510X17301429
Publication of ME/CFS Gut Microbiome Review Article
A review article about the Gut Microbiome in ME/CFS by Maureen Hanson and Ludovic Giloteaux is freely available in the April 2017 issue of The Biochemist Magazine:
http://www.biochemist.org/bio/03902/0010/039020010.pdf
Special Seminar
Advances in Metabolic Research provide new perspectives on Bioenergetics and Energy Metabolism
Brian Dranka, Ph.D.
Director of Biology and Applications, Agilent Technologies
Friday, December 6, 2016
9:00 AM, Room G01 Biotechnology Building
Cornell University, Ithaca, NY
Center Member Seminar
Physiological responses to exertion are abnormal and unique in Myalgic Encephalomyelitis/Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
Betsy Keller, Ph.D. Professor
School of Health Sciences and Human Performance, Ithaca College
Monday, November 21, 2016 4:00 PM Room G01 Biotechnology Building
Cornell University, Ithaca, NY
Special Seminar
Understanding Myalgic Encephalomyelitis and Chronic Fatigue Syndrome disease in the US caused by chronically disabling enterovirus
Byron Hyde, M.D.
Nightingale Research Foundation
Ottawa, Canada
Friday, November 18, 2:00 PM
Room G01 Biotechnology Building
Presentations at IACFS/ME Meeting in October 2016
A number of Members of the Cornell ENID Center will present research at the IACFS/ME meeting in October in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.
The patient agenda also includes Daniel Peterson, M.D. on a panel discussion on Rituximab and Emerging Treatments.
The following presentations by Cornell ENID Center members are in the Professional Agenda:
Workshop: How cardiopulmonary exercise testing informs pathology and treatment
Mark VanNess, Ph.D., Christopher Snell, PhD (Workwell Foundation), Betsy Keller, Ph.D. (Ithaca College)
Workshop: Acute and chronic enteroviral infection
John Chia, M.D. (UCLA School of Medicine)
How cardiopulmonary exercise testing informs pathology and treatment
Betsy Keller, Ph.D. (Ithaca College)
Alterations in the enteric bacterial and viral microbiome in ME/CFS
Ludovic Giloteaux, Ph.D. (Cornell University)
N-Acetylcysteine alleviates cortical glutathione deficit and improves symptoms in CFS:
An in vivo validation study using proton magnetic resonance spectroscopy
Dikoma Shungu, Ph.D. (Weill Cornell Medicine)
Mitochondrial dysfunction: A potential etiology for ME/CFS?
Panelist Dikoma Shungu, Ph.D., (Weill Cornell Medicine)
Diagnosing CFS/ME; Difficult clinical cases: focus on fatigue and pain
John Chia, M.D. (UCLA School of Medicine), Dan Peterson, M.D., Sierra Internal Medicine, Nevada
Allergic disorder phenotypes in ME/CFS and patterns of medical comorbidity and clinical dysfunction
Susan Levine, M.D Private Practice, Manhattan, NY and Cornell University
Cardiopulmonary exercise testing demonstrates post-exertional chronotropic incompetence
Mark Van Ness, Ph.D. (Workwell Foundation)
Subsets of ME/CFS patient responses to a 2-day CPET
Betsy Keller, Ph.D., Ithaca College
Polar metabolites distinguish ME/CFS patients and controls
Maureen Hanson, Ph.D., Cornell University
Fellowship opportunity in ME/CFS
Daniel Peterson, M.D., Simmaron Research
Assessment of Neurobiological Dysfunction in Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
Benjamin H. Natelson, Xiangling Mao, Diana Vu, Michelle Blate, Gudrun Lange, Aaron J Stegner, Guoxin Kang and Dikoma C. Shungu
Poster: Chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS): a presumptive mitochondrial disorder
L Bulone, AE Slonim, C Warshafs, M Grovit, T Goldberg, J Chouinard, DC Shungu
Poster: Eukaryotes in the ME/CFS gut microbiome
Alexandra Mandarano, Ph.D. student