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PANDORA receives donations and grants to accomplish our goals. Additionally, PANDORA gives grants to other organizations, researchers and advocacy groups.
In 2008, PANDORA
gave $5,000 to the
University of Miami for ME/CFS and Gulf War
illness research. Also, a $1,050 check was given to the Vermont CFIDS Association for a medical student scholarship fund honoring and named after Dr. Kenneth J. Friedman.
| HEALTH CONDITIONS LIBRARY | ADVOCACY & AWARENESS |
CDC PETITION |
ABOUT THE NEI CENTER |
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PANDORA is strong on advocacy and awareness to improve the quality of life of those with NEI diseases. This is being accomplished through multiple approaches: • Educating the public about NEIDs • Educating physicians about the true nature of NEIDs • Advocating for state and national governments to increase research into NEIDs • Advocating for government health policies that will improve the quality of life of NEIDs patients. Read More > |
telling the CDC they need to make changes to their CFS research program. The CDC has already made some progress by meeting with patient organizations and working with other ME/CFS clinicians and researchers. They have started the process of refining the CFS diagnostic criteria. But much more is needed. They have a long way to go. |
The (NeuroEndocrineImmune) NEI Center will be the first research center of its kind. Patients will benefit from cutting-edge research and clinical care. It will have the computer-aided disease diagnosis and treatment (CADDT) system, which will be specifically designed for multi-system illnesses and complex diseases. Assistance in accessing social services will also be offered so that patients will feel better, live longer and have an improved quality of life. For more information, visit the NEI Center website. |
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