ME Association Letter in The Times re: PACE trial and need for good-quality research | 31 August 2018
Chairman Neil Riley has written to The Times in the wake of the recent MRC letter from Prof. Watt.
Chairman Neil Riley has written to The Times in the wake of the recent MRC letter from Prof. Watt.
The ME Association and other members of Forward ME will be presenting at this important event.
A full statement from the MRC over the PACE trial controversy.
Helen Hyland, Fundraising Manager, ME Association. Two very special …
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The BMJ also reports on mounting pressure for the Lancet to respond to calls for independent reanalysis of the controversial PACE trial.
Update: Prof. Fiona Watt – Executive chairwoman, Medical Research Council – has responded to The Times with an endorsement of the PACE Trial.
A recent study from Spain has prompted this review of NK cell involvement in ME/CFS.
Dr Shepherd explains what might be causing or contributing to dry eye syndrome, and highlights some recent ME/CFS research.
The “most exhilarating adrenaline rush” of his life, and all to help raise funds and awareness of M.E.
“These podcasts are amazing. I wish they’d been around when my daughter was diagnosed.”
In this update we learn about metabolomics and its importance for ME/CFS biomarker discovery, and how research at Oxford is progressing.
It is with great sadness that we write to let you know that Professor Norman Booth passed away late last week.
Sir Alex Fergusson, ex-MSP and an important ME campaigner, died on Tuesday 31st July, aged 69, following a short illness.
If only everyone could appreciate that M.E. is often a hidden disease.
Rosie Halsall and Skye Wheeler provide insight into life with severe M.E. and we hear from Merryn Crofts’ sister, Amy Williams.
The current listing for M.E. and CFS in the NHS classification system to be replaced by ‘disorder of the nervous system’.
Funds raised during ME Awareness Week for the ME Association broke all previous records!
Alison Woodland decided to celebrate the strength it has taken to endure 10 years with M.E. by hosting a virtual tea part for the ME Association.
In our submission, we highlight the issues we believe NICE should either include or omit from the new clinical guideline on ME/CFS.
This monthly summary lists all ME/CFS research published in the previous month and also provides a free download of all research ever published on the disease.