Research Studies in Our Area

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OFFER 2010 Conference - September 11, 2010 Medical Provider and Patient Sessions - Click here for more information

The OFFER Support Board is back on-line with new management. It will now be a permanent part of the website, without deletions or changes! Take a look around!

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OFFER now has a Facebook Page! To take a look, click here

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June 2nd Education Meeting. "The Good, the Bad and the Ugly of Fibromyalgia Medications" Video recording is now online

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The video of the Education Meeting held on March 3rd, 2010 is now available for viewing. This was an excellent presentation by Peggy Rosati-Allen, CNM, WHNP, MS, and a panel of mothers with ME/CFS :

"Chronic Fatigue Syndrome: Experiences of Women during Pregnancy, Childbirth and the Postpartum Period" This is excellent information, not available anywhere else! To view the presentation, please click below

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Education Meeting changes for the balance of 2010. Please click here for more information regarding these changes.

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Dr. Bateman's webinar presentation slides are available on the CFIDS.org website. To see the slides click below

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Dr. Lucinda Bateman's discussion on XMRV is an on-line video. click here to watch.

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Volunteers are needed! OFFER needs assistance with on-going projects. For more information, click here.

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New Fibromyalgia Research Studies - Click For More Information

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CurrentNews

2008 Conference Videos are On-Line

All of the September 13, 2008 Conference Videos are now on-line. If you missed the event, take a look.

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RecentEvents

Past Education Meetings

Education meetings videos are being added as soon as possible after the meetings. Check back often!

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Local Research Studies

Medical Research Studies: CFS/ME or Fibromyalgia

Fibromyalgia Research Study

To learn more about this study, go to this website: www.EngageFibroStudy.com

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Participants wanted for study of chronic fatigue

Individuals who have had severe, unexplained fatigue for at least six months and who have no serious abnormalities on medical tests are wanted for a study of chronic fatigue. Patients who qualify for the study will be asked to complete three questionnaires over a six month period. Participating in the study will not alter the treatment that your physician gives you. The purpose of the study is to evaluate whether patients treated by certain types of physicians improve faster than patients treated by other types of physicians. If you may be interested in participating in this study, please contact the study coordinator, Kathleen O’Connor at (801) 587-4741. For more information email kathleen.oconnor@hci.utah.edu or visit our website at https://hci-as2.hci.utah.edu/CFSurvey/app.