The Whittemore Peterson Institute for Neuro Immune Disease (a non-profit organisation) are opening the world's first clinic and research centre paired with Nevada University in the United States. In october 2009 scientists from the WPI made public the discovery of XMRV in 68% of patients with CFS and published the discovery in the worlds most reputable scientific journal, 'SCIENCE'. Months later the WPI revealed that with further enhanced testing methods, the cohort of CFS patients they tested had now elevated to 98.8% positive for XMRV. Soon, psychiatrists such as Simon Wessely (who have invested their life's work in calling CFS a mental disorder) released negative studies of XMRV in persons without neuro immune disease, using decades old frozen blood samples from psychiatric clinics. Scandelously, the negative XMRV studies were found to involve people diagnosed over the telephone, and the researchers did not use a positive known positive XMRV sample to base their 'negative' results on. Even when the WPI sent known positive XMRV samples from CFS patients, those with vested interests refused to use them *without telling the public or printing this in their scientific paper*. Critically, the 'failed XMRV studies were NOT replication studies using the same scientific methods as the WPI used, or even the same patient cohorts. No replication study has ever failed to find XMRV in patients with CFS, which is the key feature when considering if XMRV does or does not exist. in ...
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