ME/CFS Science @mecfsscience.org · 07/08/20263) All measurements were taken during a seven-day period in the summer months (June to September). The actigraphy shows a similar pattern in patients and controls, but with a lower mean activity level in patients. 160
ME/CFS Science @mecfsscience.org · 07/08/20264) They also have data on distal skin temperature. There isn't much in the paper on what this represents, but perhaps a measure of blood flow to the extremities? Results were similar in patients and controls except that the former had more intradaily variability. 160
ME/CFS Science @mecfsscience.org · 07/08/20265) The authors use this study to argue for light exposure as therapy, writing: "More stable daytime light appears to relate to better symptom profiles, whereas irregular exposure and nocturnal light are linked to poorer health outcomes." 170
