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Evidence-grounded answers from classified ME/CFS research
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Ask questions about ME/CFS research. Answers draw on the atlas corpus with citations, and are explicit about what is established, emerging, or uncertain.
Best for
- ·Explaining what studies show about ME/CFS symptoms, mechanisms, and findings
- ·Interpreting a specific study — what it found, its limitations, and how it fits the wider picture
- ·Mapping a research topic such as PEM, immune dysfunction, autonomic dysfunction, or metabolic dysfunction
- ·Distinguishing established findings from emerging evidence
- ·Being clear about what is uncertain or unknown
Not for
- ·Medical advice or personal treatment recommendations
- ·Questions outside ME/CFS research
- ·Declaring which studies are the best overall
- ·Offering certainty where evidence is still early, mixed, or contested
- ·Replacing the Evidence Atlas when you need a broader literature overview
How to ask well
→Ask one focused question at a time
→Ask what a study found — and what it does not prove
→Ask for uncertainty, not just conclusions
→Use specific topics or study names for more focused answers
→Compare carefully: ME/CFS versus Long COVID, established versus emerging
→Narrower questions usually get better answers
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