Center for Complex Infectious Diseases
Center for Complex Infectious Diseases founded by Dr. W. John Martin, researcher of stealth viruses. This Page is intended to provide information about a group of viruses, termed "stealth viruses" that has previously gone unrecognized. These viruses were initially identified in patients with chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS) and have since been isolated from patients with a wide variety of illnesses including severe encephalopathy, autism, and other complex neurological and non-neurologic
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- Website: http://www.ccid.org/
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- Recorded profile date: 2026-04-22
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Center for Complex Infectious Diseases founded by Dr. W. John Martin, researcher of stealth viruses. This Page is intended to provide information about a group of viruses, termed "stealth viruses" that has previously gone unrecognized. These viruses were initially identified in patients with chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS) and have since been isolated from patients with a wide variety of illnesses including severe encephalopathy, autism, and other complex neurological and non-neurologic
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