UPDATE: OMF's END ME/CFS Severely Ill Big Data study nearly 1/3 to target!

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We have our next update on The Open Medicine Foundation’s END ME/CFS’s Big Data study of severely ill patients. The sum raised so far is an amazing $103,840, from 235 donations! The donations are coming from all over the world – the UK, US, Ireland, Australia, Germany, New Zealand, Finland and Slovakia. Be the first in your country! We’ve set an initial, interim target to get the study underway immediately: 15 patients at a cost of $25,000 each, for a highly achievable goal of $375,000. So join in and tell everyone you know about the study!
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You can find more information about the study here:
Q&A With the OMF Severely Ill Big Data Study
The ME/CFS Crowdfunding Campaign Facebook Page

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