Stanford: Biomarker for Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Identified? | 30 April 2019 Read More »
“We clearly see a difference in the way healthy and chronic fatigue syndrome immune cells process stress.” Dr Ron Davis.
ME Research Summary: Something In The Blood by Simon McGrath | 27 April 2019 Read More »
Four independent groups have now found that a factor in the blood can affect cell metabolism/mitochondria in ME/CFS.
“There is little scientific credibility in the claim that the psycho-behavioural therapies should be primary treatments for this illness.”
Why ME Awareness Week Is An Ideal Time To Fundraise | 26 April 2019 Read More »
“If fundraising has been sitting in the back of your mind lately, now’s the time to give it a go.”
“Having to battle all the time to be believed takes its toll.”
Fundraising Feature: Karen and Alex’s Angels Kiltwalk for M.E. | 25 April 2019 Read More »
We are proud to announce our first team of people walking to raise funds in Scotland’s Kiltwalk!
Fundraising Feature: Look who’s wearing Jonathan’s ReMEmber T-shirt! | 23 April 2019 Read More »
A new ME-themed clothing and bag-range available to purchase online.
Fundraising Feature: The Karmann Ghia Owners Club New Charity Partner | 23 April 2019 Read More »
We are thrilled to announce The Karmann Ghia Owners Club (GB) as our first ever Charity Partner.
ME is REAL! Why ME Awareness Week matters more than ever… | 18 April 2019 Read More »
It doesn’t matter what you do, just so long as you do something. Anything. Let’s make this the biggest and best ME Awareness Week yet!
We discuss what the new research means and how the Biobank contribution continues to evolve.
“This is the first report that serum CK concentrations are markedly reduced in severe ME/CFS.”
Medscape: New Findings Elucidate Potentially Treatable Aspects of ME/CFS | 11 April 2019 Read More »
New evidence from people with ME/CFS yields clues to the etiology of their exercise intolerance and points to potential treatments.
“From my experience of ME/CFS there was no psychological component whatsoever, besides which exercise, if anything, was making me worse not better.”
ME Awareness Week 2019 – How will you Go Blue 4 M.E? | 09 April 2019 Read More »
How are your plans for ME Awareness Week coming along? It’s not far off now – Monday 6th to Sunday 12th May.
We have just published a new leaflet examining this all too common and often debilitating symptom of ME/CFS.
UK ME Biobank: Dr Luis Nacul appointed to new position in Canada | 05 April 2019 Read More »
Dr Luis Nacul has been appointed as Medical Director of the Complex Chronic Diseases Program in British Columbia.
ME Association March Summary of ME/CFS Published Research | 04 April 2019 Read More »
We’ve updated our central Research Index and feature 25 research abstracts and published responses from March 2019.
“The results show clearly that cognitive behavioural therapy and graded exercise therapy are unsuitable treatments or management approaches for ME/CFS.”
Medscape: Rituximab Fails to Improve Symptoms in ME/CFS | 03 April 2019 Read More »
“The lack of clinical effect of B-cell depletion in this trial weakens the case for an important role of B lymphocytes in ME/CFS but does not exclude an immunologic basis.”
MEA Website Survey: Why we’re asking about co-morbidities and ME/CFS | 03 April 2019 Read More »
A co-morbid condition is a condition that is present in addition to having a primary diagnosis of ME/CFS.
