TGI Friday! Our weekly roundup of recently published research abstracts | 19 February 2016
This week – mito study, training in Medically Unexplained Symptoms, what’s in a name?
This week – mito study, training in Medically Unexplained Symptoms, what’s in a name?
As if there were not enough concerns about the PACE
From The Observer, 14 February 2016, Is it physical or
This week – suicide in ME/CFS calculation study; Haukeland’s standard assessment for ME/CFS.
Three more Brits have added their signatures to an open
Can you help this BSc Psychology in Education student with her CBT survey?
The ME Association has today written to Queen Mary University
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From BBC News, 8 February 2016. Packets of St John’s
Hannah Radenkova takes a break from her M.E. to become a new character in the board game, Cluedo.
This week – results of a online survey sent to 11 expert ME/CFS clinicians (from IACFS/ME journal).
From BBC News, 3 February 2016 (Story by Nikki Fox,
‘File on 4′ on BBC Radio 4 at 8pm this
Work4ME, the Glasgow-based co-operative which aims to help people with
In our ‘quick survey’ this month, we are asking people
From the ‘Daily Telegraph’, Lifestyle section, 30 January 2016. Dear
While the village of Gargunnock may be small, its residents
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We have places for this year’s London 10,000 run on May
This week – that controversial study in ‘Pediatrics’, microgenderome game-changer, dental amalgams.
From Pulse, 26 January 2016. Story by Caroline Price. The
Lord Low: “…things can encourage disabled people into work but cutting their benefits is not one of them.”