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Healthy Control Population for PAIS-ME/CFS: Study to Evaluate Possible Biomarkers and Methods for Examination of PAIS-ME/CFS Diagnostics in Healthy Volunteers
Using the data from the HelP study, the underlying processes of the diseases ME/CFS and PAIS are to be researched and elucidated. The comparison of affected patients with healthy controls is intended to identify disease-specific patterns that could be related to the development or progression of the disease. The aim is to find a suitable biomarker for diagnostics and to develop therapeutic approaches.
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