June 2020

“A post-viral tsunami is hitting our health services, yet in the UK it doesn’t even seem to be on the national agenda.”

Paul Garner, Professor at the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine, talks about those who have not recovered from Covid-19.

“A post-viral tsunami is hitting our health services, yet in the UK it doesn’t even seem to be on the national agenda.” Read More »

Paul Garner, Professor at the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine, talks about those who have not recovered from Covid-19.

Patients, Scientists, and Advocates Celebrate £3.2m Funding for DecodeME, the Largest Ever ME/CFS DNA study!

Funding for the world’s largest genetic study into myalgic encephalomyelitis (M.E.), led by a partnership of patients and scientists, has been announced today.

Patients, Scientists, and Advocates Celebrate £3.2m Funding for DecodeME, the Largest Ever ME/CFS DNA study! Read More »

Funding for the world’s largest genetic study into myalgic encephalomyelitis (M.E.), led by a partnership of patients and scientists, has been announced today.

Myalgic Encephalomyelitis: MEPs call for more funds for research into complex illness | 19 June 2020

“By adopting this resolution, Parliament gives voice to patients’ concerns and supports their legitimate requests for greater awareness and funding for research.”

Myalgic Encephalomyelitis: MEPs call for more funds for research into complex illness | 19 June 2020 Read More »

“By adopting this resolution, Parliament gives voice to patients’ concerns and supports their legitimate requests for greater awareness and funding for research.”

Physios for M.E. throw down a challenge to their profession in their first podcast | 12 June 2020

Four physiotherapists who became profoundly disturbed by the way their profession was failing to help people with M.E. get better spoke directly to 59,000 colleagues and allied health professionals in their first-ever podcast this week.

Physios for M.E. throw down a challenge to their profession in their first podcast | 12 June 2020 Read More »

Four physiotherapists who became profoundly disturbed by the way their profession was failing to help people with M.E. get better spoke directly to 59,000 colleagues and allied health professionals in their first-ever podcast this week.

These people have been sick with coronavirus for more than 60 days – doctors don’t know why | Washington Post | 11 June 2020

While the majority of people with mild illness recover completely in 14 days, doctors say they’re seeing a small percentage like Montano who remain sick for many weeks, or even months.

These people have been sick with coronavirus for more than 60 days – doctors don’t know why | Washington Post | 11 June 2020 Read More »

While the majority of people with mild illness recover completely in 14 days, doctors say they’re seeing a small percentage like Montano who remain sick for many weeks, or even months.

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