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.
Featured Resources for Community
I Dream of GENIE Webinar Volume 4 — CIRSx: Joining the Mission
July 15, 2022 12:30 PM- 4:30 PM Eastern Daylight Time 3.5 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits Recordings will be available after the event in the Professional Tier Library
Up from the Ashes: James’s Severe ME/CFS Recovery/Recovering Story
I’d been corresponding with Frank, James’s father, for several years. His son, a former emergency room doctor, had a very severe case of ME/CFS, and Frank had been beating the bushes to find anything that could help. Nothing, however, was working.
Make it Your Season to Thrive: 2 Keys & Great Tips for Living with CIRS
There are apparent consistencies and behaviors among those who thrive with CIRS that differ from those who experience relapse. Committing to what has been proven to work and diligence in preventing re-exposure will be the difference between success and f...
How do you know if mold is making you sick?
Although it’s gaining more awareness, most people and doctors are still unaware that exposure to moldy environments can cause serious illness.
A4M CIRS Webinar 2.17.21
CIRS the Latest Breakthroughs, Presented by: Andrew Heyman, MD and Ritchie Shoemaker, MD