TGI Friday! Our weekly round-up of recently published research abstracts | 30 January 2015
From Molecular Neurobiology, 20 January 2014 [Epub ahead of print]. […]
January 2015
MEA report on the first sleep disturbance study of its type in the UK | 28 January 2015
MEA report on the first sleep disturbance study of its type in the UK | 28 January 2015 Read More »
The first team in the UK to explore whether there
‘Knowing M.E., Knowing You” | Huffington Post blog | 26 January 2015
‘Knowing M.E., Knowing You” | Huffington Post blog | 26 January 2015 Read More »
From ‘Huffington Post’ Lifestyle, 26 January 2015 (words by Stephen
TGI Friday! Our weekly round-up of recently published research abstracts | 23 January 2015
A polysomnograph of slow wave sleep – such as might have been used in this particular Belgian study.
I’d sooner have cancer than chronic fatigue syndrome!” | Mail Online | 22 January 2015
I’d sooner have cancer than chronic fatigue syndrome!” | Mail Online | 22 January 2015 Read More »
One of the images that Jenny Andrews uses in her campaigning work
Two parliamentary meetings on ME/CFS | 20 January 2015
Two parliamentary meetings on ME/CFS | 20 January 2015 Read More »
On Tuesday morning the All Party Parliamentary Group on ME
After hated Atos quits, will Maximus make work assessments less arduous? | TheGuardian.com | 18 January 2015
Poacher turned campaigner? Vocal campaigner Sue Marsh now has a high profile job with Maximus.
Life is hard for us ME sufferers – and simplistic news reports don’t help | The Guardian ‘Comment is Free’ | 16 January 2015
‘Chronic fatigue syndrome is misunderstood by the public, and the media must take some of the blame’.
Doctors finally solve mystery of woman’s crippling illness – a 20-year-old tick bite | BT.com | 16 January 2015
In 20 years, Joanna Baskett has undergone 26 operations and tried 32 different medications .
TGI Friday! Our weekly round-up of recently published research abstracts | 16 January 2015
From Fatigue: Biomedicine, Health & Behavior, 7 January 2014 (epublished
‘Forgotten generation won’t retire to shadows when there’s still work to do’ | The Times | 13 January 2015
When Tony Palmer was told he had myalgic encephalopathy —
Recruiting for a sleep study at Hammersmith Hospital, London | 12 January 2015
Recruiting for a sleep study at Hammersmith Hospital, London | 12 January 2015 Read More »
From the Imperial College London website. The SAFFE Study – Slow
Chronic Fatigue Syndrome: wrong name, real illness | Medscape Rheumatology |8 January 2015
From Medscape Rheumatology, 8 January 2015. Words by Miriam E.
‘Behind Perceptions’ – a photographic re-imagining of ME/CFS | Bristol, until January 28
‘Behind Perceptions’ – a photographic re-imagining of ME/CFS | Bristol, until January 28 Read More »
Hamilton House, Bristol – the venue for Bonnie Thomas’ photo exhibition about ME/CFS
TGI Friday! Our weekly round-up of recently published research abstracts | 9 January 2015
Just one study found this week – an Australian overview of paediatric diagnosis and management.
Countess of Mar tells House of Lords that people with ME/CFS are treated “abominably” by caring professions | Lords debate | 7 January 2015
The Countess of Mar, who chairs the Forward ME Group
Poor face higher council tax bills, warns Local Government Association | Welfare Weekly | 6 January 2014
From Welfare Weekly, 6 January 2014. Low-income working families and
Is depression a kind of allergic reaction? | The Guardian | 4-5 January 2015
Is depression a kind of allergic reaction? | The Guardian | 4-5 January 2015 Read More »
From The Guardian, on line on 4 January and in