Frontiers in Physiology: Cardiopulmonary Exercise Test Results Do Not Change Over Two Sequential Days in Patients with ME/CFS
A new research paper, published in Frontiers of Physiology, seems […]
Call for people to participate in ME/CFS research: ME Association’s Clinical Assessment Toolkit (MEA-CAT) Project
20/04/2026: Update from Prof Sarah Tyson Dear All Many many
Preprint: Perioperative outcomes in ME/CFS undergoing general anesthesia
Preprint: Perioperative outcomes in ME/CFS undergoing general anesthesia Read More »
A new preprint paper, published on MedRxiv on April 7th
The world’s at his feet – but the knees are a bit dodgy!
The world’s at his feet – but the knees are a bit dodgy! Read More »
A student at one of the world’s top-rated universities will
Sam finds a way to relax, crochet stitch by stitch
Sam finds a way to relax, crochet stitch by stitch Read More »
A Cambridge scientist has found a soothing way to relax
The Guardian: Welfare benefit reforms – changes to the health element of Universal Credit
Frances Ryan, a journalist at The Guardian, published a new
Research: University of Oxford: Participants required: What causes fatigue?
Research: University of Oxford: Participants required: What causes fatigue? Read More »
Dr Inga Williams is seeking participants for a study that she
Running for their daughter, Warren and Sam’s Fundraising Journey
Running for their daughter, Warren and Sam’s Fundraising Journey Read More »
Warren never thought he’d be a runner. Twenty seconds used to be his
BBC News: Our son loved the outdoors – invisible illness means he now can’t walk or talk
BBC News: Our son loved the outdoors – invisible illness means he now can’t walk or talk Read More »
Yesterday (22 March 2026), BBC Wales posted a new article
Dr Charles Shepherd Interviewed on BBC Radio 4 – listen in!
Dr Charles Shepherd Interviewed on BBC Radio 4 – listen in! Read More »
Dr Charles Shepherd, MEA Hon. Medical Adviser, was interviewed on
Timms review of Personal Independence Payment (PIP): Call for Evidence
Timms review of Personal Independence Payment (PIP): Call for Evidence Read More »
The Timms Review of Personal Independent Payments (PIP) has now
Research: Does ME/CFS involve low level inflammation in the brain and nervous system?
Research: Does ME/CFS involve low level inflammation in the brain and nervous system? Read More »
On the 16th March, a new study, titled “Evidence of
Gloucester runner prepares for Paris Marathon in support of the ME Association, a charity close to his heart
Runner, Oliver Stockley (33) from Gloucester is preparing to take
Vagus nerve stimulation trial: update
Vagus nerve stimulation trial: update Read More »
A feasibility trial looking at “transcutaneous auricular vagus nerve stimulation” (taVNS) in
Love is in the air for our London half marathon couple!
Love is in the air for our London half marathon couple! Read More »
So-in-love couple Katie and Harry Makly celebrated their first wedding
Feedback required on medication for pain in ME/CFS
Feedback required on medication for pain in ME/CFS Read More »
The ME Association’s medical adviser Dr Charles Shepherd is currently
Sue’s set to blaze a trail that brings hugs to everyone with ME/CFS!
Sue’s set to blaze a trail that brings hugs to everyone with ME/CFS! Read More »
Sue Hulford has joined our team of 11 runners in
The ME Association – Governance Review Update and Organisational Structure: February 2026
Our New Operating Structure We’re pleased to share the final details
Forward ME: AGM and Guest Lecture, register to attend!
Forward ME: AGM and Guest Lecture, register to attend! Read More »
Forward ME’s upcoming AGM will take place on Zoom on