A large genetic study reveals disrupted links between genes and metabolism in ME/CFS, highlighting altered lipid and cortisol pathways that may explain the condition’s metabolic and biological diversity.
We’re excited to share an interview with all of OMF’s Directors. This panel discussion focuses on the big picture and draws connections across OMF’s research portfolio. An Interview with OMF’s Directors Watch Now Click here
In today’s interview, Dr. Chris Armstrong and Dr. Wenzhong Xiao, two of OMF’s Directors, talk about what they think is going on in ME/CFS, including differences in producing energy and the immune and central nervous
OMF Australia’s (OMFAU) biggest fundraising event is here—Triple Giving November (TGN)! From 1 November to 2 December, every donation will be TRIPLED, up to $85,000, thanks to generous matching donors. This makes TGN our most
Today, we are pleased to share a new publication, Steroid Dynamics in Myalgic Encephalomyelitis/Chronic Fatigue Syndrome: A Case-Control Study using Ultra Performance Supercritical Fluid Chromatography Tandem Mass Spectrometry. The Heart of the Matter OMF’s research
From the Desk of Dr. Danielle MeadowsVice President of Research Programs & Operations Today, I’m happy to share another update on a study that I introduced back in November 2024 in an interview with Dr.
We’re proud to share some exciting news: Dr Chris Armstrong, Director of the OMF Melbourne ME/CFS Collaboration, has been appointed to the National Health and Medical Research Council’s (NHMRC) Clinical Guideline Development Committee for ME/CFS.
As we approach the end of the financial year, we’re sharing an update on important developments in ME/CFS research — work that is steadily improving our understanding of the biology behind this complex and often
Today, we are excited to share an interview with Chris Armstrong, PhD, and post-doctoral researcher, Kathy Huang, PhD, about their ongoing ME/CFS research. Please consider making a donation today to support our ongoing research efforts and bring us
We recently marked a significant milestone – the fourth anniversary of Open Medicine Foundation (OMF) Australia – with a special gathering in Melbourne. Hosted at the historic Cranlana House, the event brought together the brilliant
Big Data and Artificial Intelligence (AI) have great potential to advance precision medicine for ME/CFS and Long COVID. Dr. Chris Armstrong and his colleagues have recently published a paper titled “Machine learning and multi-omics in
The underlying biological mechanisms for ME/CFS remain unclear and have rarely been investigated in the adolescent population, despite this period representing an age peak in the overall incidence. We’re pleased to share the ‘Serial Paediatrics
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