Research hypothesis | post-XMRV, could there still be an overlapping infectious agent? | 1 December 2012
From Muscular Disorders, 1 December 2012. Uvo Rovigatti Department of […]
XMRV
Researchers find no link between XMRV and chronic fatigue syndrome | British Medical Journal | 19 September 2012
From the British Medical Journal, 19 September 2012. Bob Roehr
Lipkin study – statement by The ME Association | The XMRV saga has finally ended | 18 September 2012
Dr Ian Lipkin and his colleagues should be congratulated on
Research | XMRV developments disappointing but provide valuable lessons to would-be microbe hunters | 18 July 2012
From Current Opinion in Virology, published online 18 July 2012
Research | Comparing PreXMRV-2 gag sequence diversity in laboratory and wild mice using deep sequencing | 4 July 2012
Virus Res. 2012 Jul 4. [Epub ahead of print] Comparing
Research: The tale of XMRV, new review, Journal of General Virology, 22 February 2012
Research: The tale of XMRV, new review, Journal of General Virology, 22 February 2012 Read More »
From the Journal of General Virology, 22 February 2012. The
Research: contamination in samples from patients reported to have XMRV infection, PLosOne, 20 February 2012
From PLosOne, 20 February 2012. Multiple Sources of Contamination in
XMRV and CFS – the sad end of a story, The Lancet, 4 February 2012
XMRV and CFS – the sad end of a story, The Lancet, 4 February 2012 Read More »
From The Lancet, The Lancet, Volume 379, Issue 9814, Pages
XMRV and rituximab: views from Australia, 6 January 2012
XMRV and rituximab: views from Australia, 6 January 2012 Read More »
From ABC News, Australia, 6 January 2012 (story by Nonee
The XMRV saga discussed in ‘This Week in Virology’, 1 January 2011
The XMRV saga discussed in ‘This Week in Virology’, 1 January 2011 Read More »
Candid discussion about the two-year XMRV saga from the ‘This
XMRV: now the Lo-Alter paper is retracted (by the authors), Virology blog, 26 December 2011
From Vincent Racaniello’s ‘Virology blog’, 26 December 2011. A paper
‘Science’ magazine to retract the original XMRV paper in full
‘Science’ magazine to retract the original XMRV paper in full Read More »
From Bloomberg news(story by Elizabeth Lopatto). A 2009 study that
‘XMRV does not pose a risk to blood supply’, Transfusion, 21 November 2011
‘XMRV does not pose a risk to blood supply’, Transfusion, 21 November 2011 Read More »
From ‘Transfusion’, the journal of the American Association of Blood
‘Scientists say XMRV poses no risk to blood supply’, Wall Street Journal health blog, 24 October 2011
From the Wall Street Journal health blog, 24 October, 2011
Research: ‘XMRV does not cause chronic fatigue’, Trends in Microbiology, 5 October 2011
Research: ‘XMRV does not cause chronic fatigue’, Trends in Microbiology, 5 October 2011 Read More »
From Opinion in ‘Trends in Microbiology’, 5 October 2011. Xenotropic
‘Scientist Who Led XMRV Research Team Let Go’, Wall Street Journal health blog, 3 October 2011
From the Wall Street Journal health blog, 3 October 2011
‘Why did ‘Science’ partially retract the XMRV-chronic fatigue syndrome paper?’, Retraction Watch, 22 September 2011
From ‘Retraction Watch’, 22 September 2011 If past experience is
‘Supposed XMRV virus, chronic fatigue link undermined by new research’, Washington Post ‘Check-up’ blog, 22 September 2011
From the Washington Post ‘Check-up’ blog, 22 September 2011 (story
‘Nine labs failed to spot CFS patients based on presence of XMRV in blood alone’, ‘Health Day’, 22 September 2011
From ‘Health Day’, a US online publication, 22 September 2011
‘Again: No XMRV-Chronic Fatigue Link’, The Scientist, 22 September 2011
‘Again: No XMRV-Chronic Fatigue Link’, The Scientist, 22 September 2011 Read More »
From ‘The Scientist’, 22 September, 2011 (story by Tia Ghose)