Severe ME/CFS Research Webinar Series Session 4: Removing Barriers to Access

The fourth and final webinar in our series focuses on severe ME/CFS research. Because traditional research methods are not always accessible to the severely ill, people with severe ME/CFS are often missing from clinical research. As they make up nearly 25% of all people with ME/CFS, their absence greatly limits our understanding of the disease.

Those with lived experience have fought to change exclusionary research study models and reduce the many barriers to access. Solve CEO Emily Taylor hosts Sabrina Poirier (co-founder of the ICanCME Research Network) and Dr. David Putrino (Department of Rehabilitation and Human Performance at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai in New York City) to discuss how patients are working with researchers to increase research accessibility from concept to real-world execution.

Important Links:
Read the transcript here: https://batemanhornecenter.org/wp-con...
View Dr. Putrino's slide deck here: https://batemanhornecenter.org/wp-con...
📘 Download the Clinical Care Guide: https://bit.ly/4jScKFu


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