Thank you for reporting on the recent findings of Dr. Jose Montoya and team from Stanford University regarding Myalgic Encephalomyelitis.  This is, indeed, important research.  Unfortunately, what 'glares out' at the get-go is the use of the term 'chronic fatigue' in the title.  This is a gross inaccuracy in name-calling of the disease.  'Chronic fatigue' itself is a symptom in other diseases and does not name any disease in and of itself.  Using the term 'chronic fatigue' other than as a symptom is akin to lung cancer or TB being called chronic cough.   It would be very helpful and much appreciated to have the title corrected.  It is noted that you have referenced 1 million persons with M.E. in the United States.  Are you aware that there are 560,000+ Canadians suffering with M.E. ? This is per current Stats Can numbers.  Looking at the 2014 Stats Can numbers for M.E. -- 63.5% females -- 36.5% males; rounded off the ratio is roughly 3:2.  M.E. will strike anyone.  Who will be next...