CHICAGO (Reuters) - U.S. scientists have retracted part of a 2009 study from the journal Science linking chronic fatigue syndrome with a mouse virus as evidence continues to mount against the virus as ...
WASHINGTON - There's more evidence that a virus once thought to be linked to chronic fatigue syndrome was a false alarm. A study released Thursday concluded lab tests used to make that link are ...
At first, it looked like a breakthrough in the fight against chronic fatigue syndrome. Researchers said they had found a mouse retrovirus called XMRV in the 68 percent of blood samples collected from ...
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