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Dr. Mette Johnsgaard fra Lillestrøm Helseklinikk holdt et foredrag om om behandling av ME/CFS i Trelleborg, 29. oktober 2010. Arrangør var Riksföreningen för ME-patienter, lokalgruppe Skåne.
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Dr. Mette Johnsgaard, verksam vid Scandinavisk Institutt for ME/CFS (Lillestrøms Helseklinikk) i Norge, håller föreläsning om behandling av ME/CFS i Trelleborg 29 okt 2010, på norska. Organisation: RME Skåne (Riksförening för ME-patienter, lokalgrupp Skåne).
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(Bildet er fra opptak av filmen «Få meg frisk», f.v: Dr. Mette Johnsgaard, Pål Winsents og Anette Gilje.)
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Les foredragene til dr. Judy Mikovits og dr. Mette Johnsgaard.
Lecture by Dr. Judy Mikovits, Whittemore Peterson Institute
Dr. Mikovits began by acknowledging several other famous researchers and telling about her collaborations with them, including several researchers at the National Cancer Institute, the Cleveland Clinic, the SAIC and, of course, the Whittemore Peterson Institute.
Dr. Mikovits proceeded by explaining how the novel retrovirus was found in prostate cancer patients in 2006 and 2007, and named XMRV Xenotropic Murine Leukemia virus-Related Virus. She showed how the infectious clone was constructed and sequenced and found to be a novel human gammaretrovirus. Dr. Mikovits then showed how ME/CFS patients have several inflammatory sequelae including antiviral enzyme dysfunction (RNase L), decreased NK cell number and function, increase in activated T cells and increases in inflammatory cytokines/chemokines. She believes that these dysfunctions might be explained by an ongoing retroviral infection and proposed that these patients could be infected with XMRV.
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Lecturer of Dr. Mette Johnsgaard, Lillestrom Helseklinikk, Center for Treatment of Chronic Diseases:
Dr Mette Sophie Johnsgaard opened her speech by introducing Lillestrøm Helseklinikk, Center for Treatment of Chronic Diseases, where she is medical director. They see approximately 600 patients per month, most Norwegian patients, but also some Danish and Swedish patients visit the clinic, and lately patients have been contacting them also from the Continent. Today 3 physicians work at Lillestrøm, mainly with ME/CFS patients.
Dr Johnsgaard showed the audience the impressive list of her support group. Together with the two other physicians at the clinic, she has traveled extensively the last year, visiting several well known ME/CFS experts in order to learn as much as possible on diagnosis and treatment in patients with ME/CFS. This has enabled the doctors to find the best possible treatment plan for every individual patient.
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ME-foreningen på Morgennytt i NRK i morgen tidlig mellom kl. 06.30 – 10.00
Generalsekretær Ellen Piro stiller i stidio.
Dette innslaget ble sendt tidlig om morgenen, før kl.07
EDIT:
Mariasmetode sendte meg denne linken: http://www.nrk.no/nett-tv/klipp/679111/ Kl 06.52 inn i sendingen ser du intervju med Ellen Piro
NRK har lagt ut hele sendingen på nett her: http://www.nrk.no/nett-tv/prosjekt/1441/
Dr. Mette Johnsgaard og Anette Gilje lar seg intervjue om funnet av XMRV i Nyhetene hver halve time. Det blir bl.a sagt at forskere er ett skritt nærmere å løse ME-gåten ved at det er gjort et nytt virusfunn. Anette gilje får vite at hun har testet positivt på serologitesten. Dette, sier hun, gir håp om behandling, men at denne enda ikke finnes.
Det er så bra at vi endelig får litt plass i Nyhetssendingene! Stor takk til Ellen Piro, Anette og dr. Mette som stiller opp!
Anette Gilje og dr. Mette Johnsgaard
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