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 TRIPLE YOUR IMPACT during Triple Giving November | All Donations to OMF are TRIPLED through December 3

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OMF’s Research Programs: Triple Giving November Coming Soon

Triple Giving November OMF logoWe are thrilled to announce that starting November 1, we are launching our annual Triple Giving November (TGN) campaign. During this special period, every dollar you give to OMF will be TRIPLED up to $500,000, thanks to the generous matching donors.

To ensure as many people as possible can take advantage of this incredible matching opportunity, this year we’re extending Triple Giving November until December 3 (“Giving Tuesday”, the International Giving Day).

What to expect during TGN

For the next six weeks, we will be sharing a series of interviews with our Directors, each discussing one of their ongoing projects.

Throughout this series and beyond, we’ll continue to reference the four major stages of the research process, described below, to help put each project into perspective as we talk about them.

Open Medicine Foundation’s Research Programs

Open Medicine Foundation (OMF) is dedicated to conducting research focused on finding effective treatments and diagnostic markers for ME/CFS and Long COVID.

As part of this pursuit, OMF collaborating centers have over 35 projects that are in various stages of the research process. Conducting quality research is a complex, time-consuming process, often spanning years before yielding meaningful results. To provide further context for research updates we provide along the way, we want to delve more into some of these complexities of the process and how we try to navigate them when performing studies.

4 Major Stages of the Research Process

  • Study Design, IRB/Ethics Review: After conceptualizing a study, the team has to develop a full protocol and study materials. The protocol and study materials then undergo review by an Institutional Review Board, an organization responsible for ensuring proper conduct of human subject research.
  • Recruitment, Data Collection: After a study is approved, recruitment and data collection can begin as described in the protocol.
  • Data Analysis: After all data is collected from all participants, the analysis is conducted. Data analysis can include lab testing, statistics, and more.
  • Publication: After all data analysis is complete, the team can write a paper, presenting the results. The paper is then submitted to a journal and goes through a thorough review process before being accepted for publication.

 

Keep an eye out for our next email on November 1 which will highlight ways you can support OMF during TGN. Thank you for standing with us!

Myalgic Encephalomyelitis / Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (ME / CFS) Post Treatment Lyme Disease Syndrome (PTLDS), Fibromyalgia Leading Research. Delivering Hope.Open Medicine Foundation®

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