January 05, 2024 | 11:00 - 3:00 PM
The webinar series is part of a larger effort led by NINDS to develop a Research Roadmap for ME/CFS, which will identify research priorities to move the field toward translational studies and clinical trials. Learn more about the roadmap process on the NANDS Council ME/CFS Research Roadmap Working Group page.
Agenda
Time | Topic | Speakers/Moderators |
11:00 AM ET | Introduction and Welcome | Vicky Whittemore, PhD NIH/NINDS Beth Pollack MIT |
11:05 AM ET |
Lesser Studied Pathologies: Overview; Prevalence and Comorbidities Inclusion in Research |
Beth Pollack MIT |
11:15 AM ET | Connective Tissue Disorders, Spinal Conditions, and ME/CFS | Ilene Ruhoy, MD, PhD Mount Sinai South Nassau |
11:55 AM ET | Break | |
12:05 PM ET | Tethered Cord Syndrome | Petra Klinge, MD, PhD Brown University |
12:30 PM ET | Mast Cell Activation Disorders and ME/CFS | Anne Maitland, MD, PhD Mount Sinai |
12:55 PM ET | Neurosurgical Conditions in ME/CFS | Julie Rehmeyer |
1:00 PM ET | Break | |
1:10 PM ET | Gastrointestinal Dysfunction in ME/CFS: The Role of the Neuroimmune Axis | Laura Pace, MD, PhD University of Utah |
1:40 PM ET | ME/CFS and Female Reproductive Health | Beth Pollack MIT |
1:45 PM ET | ME/CFS and Neuroendocrinology | Natalie Thomas, PhD The University of Melbourne |
1:55 PM ET | Endometriosis and ME/CFS | Emelia von Saltza |
2:00 PM ET | Reproductive Health in Myalgic Encephalomyelitis/Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (ME/CFS) | Roumiana Boneva, MD, PhD CDC Elizabeth Unger, MD, PhD CDC |
2:20 PM ET | Break | |
2:25 PM ET | Panel Discussion With All Speakers | |
2:50 PM ET | Closing Remarks | Beth Pollack MIT Vicky Whittemore, PhD NIH/NINDS |
3:00 PM ET | Adjourn |
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