Latest Update from Dr. Shoemaker
As we progress with transcriptomics and as genomics takes the principles of CIRS to other non-CIRS entities like chronic pain, cardiomyopathy and atherosclerosis, for example, our research will be guided by published data and good science. Survivingmold.com will help make the path easier for others to find by providing seed money for CIRS-related research. If you are interested performing IRB-approved research, send us your ideas (info@survivingmold.com) together with your CV. Let's talk about making today's new theory and today's new hypotheses become tomorrow's gold standards.d todays new hypotheses become tomorrow’s gold standards.
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The EnviroBiomics laboratory collaborates with environmental and medical experts, including Dr. Ritchie Shoemaker, who make crucial decisions about the indoor environment that have an impact on the health of our communities.
Dr. Shoemaker on Episode #205 of the BetterHealthGuy Podcast!
Dr. Shoemaker joins Scott on the BetterHealthGuy.com podcast to talk about the use of GENIE testing in Chronic Inflammatory Response Syndrome.
Our Daughter with CIRS is thriving at College! A Featured Story from the Surviving Mold Community
SubscribeAs we head into fall and back to school, the new season ahead can bring new activities, new schools, new friends… and new water damaged buildings (WDBs).
Where do you turn when CIRS-triggered depression turns to suicidal thoughts?
Unfortunately, this is a question that is not uncommon in the CIRS/mold illness arena, and recently showed up in the member Q&A forum. First and foremost we want you to know there is help
Answers to your questions about… Practitioner Resources and Certification
We continue to get unique, case-specific questions as well as common questions from our community friends, members, and physicians. Here, we answer questions we’ve received from the community about Practitioner training and resources