Study Finds Immune and Vascular Disruptions in Chronic Fatigue Syndrome

Scientists studied blood from people with chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS) and found that their immune and blood vessel systems are not working properly.

They discovered that the white blood cells of CFS patients have less energy, which is important for the body to function well.

The researchers also found that certain immune cells are less mature in CFS patients and that there are higher levels of proteins related to blood vessel activation.

This study helps us understand why CFS is such a complex condition and why it affects people in different ways.

The findings were published in a scientific journal called Cell Reports Medicine.