Dr. Nigel Speight (Paediatrician)
MyalgicEncephalomyelitis
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Do you estimate the cause of Epidemic M.E. will be found and if so, when? - Dr. Nigel Speight (Paediatrician)
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Do you estimate the cause of Epidemic M.E. will be found and if so, when? - Dr. Nigel Speight (Paediatrician)

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Are there any positive initiatives around the world? - Dr. Nigel Speight (Paediatrian)
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Are there any positive initiatives around the world? - Dr. Nigel Speight (Paediatrian)

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What positive developments do you see related to Epidemic M.E. in Great Britain? - Dr. Nigel Speight (Paediatrician)
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What positive developments do you see related to Epidemic M.E. in Great Britain? - Dr. Nigel Speight (Paediatrician)

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What is the main instrumental to protect children from being threatened and removed from their family? - Dr. Nigel Speight (Paediatrician)
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What is the main instrumental to protect children from being threatened and removed from their family? - Dr. Nigel Speight (Paediatrician)

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How can a child with Epidemic M.E. be forced into going to school? - Dr. Nigel Speight (Paediatrician)
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How can a child with Epidemic M.E. be forced into going to school? - Dr. Nigel Speight (Paediatrician)

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What should be absolutely avoided with a child with Epidemic M.E.? - Dr. Nigel Speight (Paediatrician)
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What should be absolutely avoided with a child with Epidemic M.E.? - Dr. Nigel Speight (Paediatrician)

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Q: Are their possible treatments for children with Epidemic M.E.? A: Immunoglobulin, Ampligen etc.... - Dr. Nigel Speight. (Paediatrician)
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Q: Are their possible treatments for children with Epidemic M.E.? A: Immunoglobulin, Ampligen etc.... - Dr. Nigel Speight. (Paediatrician)

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Which tests should paediatricians prescribe? - Dr. Nigel Speight (Paediatrician)
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Which tests should paediatricians prescribe? - Dr. Nigel Speight (Paediatrician)

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What should paediatricians be aware of? - Dr. Nigel Speight (Paediatrician)
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What should paediatricians be aware of? - Dr. Nigel Speight (Paediatrician)

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Are there different treatments for different subgroups? - Dr. Nigel Speight (Paediatrician)
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Are there different treatments for different subgroups? - Dr. Nigel Speight (Paediatrician)

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Q: Are there subgroups of children with Epidemic M.E.? A: Only in severity levels - Dr. Nigel Speight (Paediatrician)
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Q: Are there subgroups of children with Epidemic M.E.? A: Only in severity levels - Dr. Nigel Speight (Paediatrician)

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What are the main characteristics of Epidemic M.E. in children? - Dr. Nigel Speight (Paediatrician)
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What are the main characteristics of Epidemic M.E. in children? - Dr. Nigel Speight (Paediatrician)

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What can be done to stop this development? - Dr. Nigel Speight (Paediatrician)
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What can be done to stop this development? - Dr. Nigel Speight (Paediatrician)

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How does Epidemic M.E. get worse? - Dr. Nigel Speight (Paediatrician)
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How does Epidemic M.E. get worse? - Dr. Nigel Speight (Paediatrician)

Q: How does M.E. start? A: Epidemic M.E. (aka Enteroviral Encephalomyelitis) is an acute onset neurological disease NOT gradual. It's possible to pick up an infection, develop a prodromal illness & then are hit with a final Coup de Grâce
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Q: How does M.E. start? A: Epidemic M.E. (aka Enteroviral Encephalomyelitis) is an acute onset neurological disease NOT gradual. It's possible to pick up an infection, develop a prodromal illness & then are hit with a final Coup de Grâce

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What are the main illnesses to be excluded with Epidemic M.E.? - Dr. Nigel Speight (Paediatrician)
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What are the main illnesses to be excluded with Epidemic M.E.? - Dr. Nigel Speight (Paediatrician)

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What diagnostic tests should be done? - Dr. Nigel Speight (Paediatrician)
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What diagnostic tests should be done? - Dr. Nigel Speight (Paediatrician)

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Q: How should Epidemic M.E. be diagnosed? A: there in a 1970 paper on M.E. where a neurologist catches 4 cases and validates with testing. Been diagnosable for quite some time.
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Q: How should Epidemic M.E. be diagnosed? A: there in a 1970 paper on M.E. where a neurologist catches 4 cases and validates with testing. Been diagnosable for quite some time.

ENCEPHALOMYELITIS RESEMBLING MYALGIC ENCEPHALOMYELITIS - S.G.B. Innes (1970) https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lancet/article/PIIS0140-6736(70)91097-4/fulltext
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Q: Does the term Epidemic M.E. cover the disease? A: It is not about a popularity contest, it is about being accurate, so patients receive correct validation for their disease or pathology, correct diagnosis; and then hopefully a correct treatment as a co
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Q: Does the term Epidemic M.E. cover the disease? A: It is not about a popularity contest, it is about being accurate, so patients receive correct validation for their disease or pathology, correct diagnosis; and then hopefully a correct treatment as a co

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Q: What is CFS? A: Says it's quite respectable to use the terms ME/CFS Synonymously & Conjointly. Yet claims CFS criteria's include people without M.E.. It is NOT useful to conjoin these terms at all. Counterproductive for investigation.
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Q: What is CFS? A: Says it's quite respectable to use the terms ME/CFS Synonymously & Conjointly. Yet claims CFS criteria's include people without M.E.. It is NOT useful to conjoin these terms at all. Counterproductive for investigation.

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Q: What are the main features of Epidemic M.E.? A: the cardinal feature of M.E. is NOT undue FATIGUE. TIREDNESS. The cardinal feature of M.E. was characterized by Melvin Ramsay as MUSCLE FATIGABILITY with prolonged MUSCLE WEAKNESS post exertion. Not FATIG
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Q: What are the main features of Epidemic M.E.? A: the cardinal feature of M.E. is NOT undue FATIGUE. TIREDNESS. The cardinal feature of M.E. was characterized by Melvin Ramsay as MUSCLE FATIGABILITY with prolonged MUSCLE WEAKNESS post exertion. Not FATIG

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Q: What is "Epidemic" Myalgic Encephalomyelitis (M.E.) ? A: "Epidemic" M.E. is the same disease that hit the Royal Free Hospital and before that, the Los Angeles County General Hospital. It is "Enteroviral Encephalomyelitis"
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Q: What is "Epidemic" Myalgic Encephalomyelitis (M.E.) ? A: "Epidemic" M.E. is the same disease that hit the Royal Free Hospital and before that, the Los Angeles County General Hospital. It is "Enteroviral Encephalomyelitis"

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How did you get involved with Epidemic M.E.? - Dr. Nigel Speight (Paediatrician)
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How did you get involved with Epidemic M.E.? - Dr. Nigel Speight (Paediatrician)

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Dr. Nigel Speight Interview with Rob Wijbenga (Chairman of Dutch ME/cfs Association)
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Dr. Nigel Speight Interview with Rob Wijbenga (Chairman of Dutch ME/cfs Association)

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Interview with Dr. Nigel Speight (Paediatrician) with Rob Wijbenga (Chairman of the ME/cfs Association from the Netherlands)
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Interview with Dr. Nigel Speight (Paediatrician) with Rob Wijbenga (Chairman of the ME/cfs Association from the Netherlands)

Q: How does M.E. start? A: Epidemic M.E. (aka Enteroviral Encephalomyelitis) is an acute onset neurological disease NOT gradual. It's possible to pick up an infection, develop a prodromal illness & then are hit with a final Coup de Grâce

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