All-Party Parliamentary Group on M.E. Invite Your MP to Attend March Meeting | 28 February 2020
Last chance to invite your MP to attend the next APPG meeting on Tuesday, 3rd March.
Last chance to invite your MP to attend the next APPG meeting on Tuesday, 3rd March.
We have listened to your feedback and can now provide an updated guide to the most important aspects of management.
What would you like healthcare for M.E. to look like in Scotland? Take part in this important SHC survey.
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We review what happened at the first meeting and list the MPs that attended. Biomedical research is on the agenda for the next APPG meeting in March.
We summarise all the key clinical, research and political evidence supporting a neurological classification for M.E.
Jo Hunt from the University of Derby is looking to recruit people with M.E. for her research study.
The weekly research bulletin includes 9 new ME/CFS studies from around the world.
People with severe M.E. demonstrate low levels of Creatine Phosphokinase in study using samples from ME Biobank.
Dr Shepherd provides some key information on both the virus and the prevention of infection.
The weekly research bulletin includes a critical review of IAPT by Dr Keith Geraghty.
Pippa Stacey has released her non-fiction book titled ‘University and Chronic Illness: A Survival Guide’.
What is your relationship like with your GP? Dr Shepherd will use the feedback we receive when talking with NICE and will also help answer questions on MEA Facebook this week.
Welcome to your magazine. News, research, medical information, tips on management, stories and plans for ME Awareness Week!
Severely disabled woman told moving from mobility chair to sofa suggested she could walk 200 metres unaided.
The weekly research bulletin includes an update to our central research index – available as a free download!