ME/CFS Science @mecfsscience.org · 06/05/20261) 1) Interesting interview of Dr. Audrey Ryback by David Tuller. Her recent study showed that there are likely two age peaks for when people get ME/CFS. It helps to characterise ME/CFS as a unique clinical entity. 43616
ME/CFS Science @mecfsscience.org · 06/05/20262) In the interview Ryback explains that this age pattern is notable and that it might reveal something about the underlying pathology of ME/CFS. There are basically two possible explanations. 1170
ME/CFS Science @mecfsscience.org · 06/05/20263) One is that there are two different paths leading to ME/CFS, one for the early onset in late teens, and a different path for the second onset in your mid 30s. So, two different disease that look the same but are different under the hood. 1160
