The PACE study results – in ‘The Independent’, 18 February 2011
The PACE study results – in ‘The Independent’, 18 February 2011 Read More »
From The Independent, 18 February 2011 (story by health editor […]
XMRV: Study Shows Virus Can Cause ‘Persistent Infection’ in Monkeys, Wall Street Journal, 17 February 2011
From the Wall Street Journal health blog, 17 February 2011
Parliamentary Question: WHO classification of ME/CFS, 16 February 2011
Parliamentary Question: WHO classification of ME/CFS, 16 February 2011 Read More »
Ian Swales, Lib Dem MP for Redcar, tabled a question
American Association of Blood Banks statement on XMRV, 10 February 2011
American Association of Blood Banks statement on XMRV, 10 February 2011 Read More »
AABB convened an Interorganizational Task Force on Xenotropic Murine Leukemia
Another negative XMRV study – Journal of Emerging Infectious Diseases, February 2011
Another negative XMRV study – Journal of Emerging Infectious Diseases, February 2011 Read More »
EID Journal Home > Volume 17, Number 2–February 2011 No Xenotropic
‘Mitochondria, not hypochondria’ – Public Service Review, 6 January 2011
‘Mitochondria, not hypochondria’ – Public Service Review, 6 January 2011 Read More »
From Public Service Review: Central Government, Issue No 21, 6
Research abstract: suggested further study of cerebrospinal fluid in patients with CFS
Research abstract: suggested further study of cerebrospinal fluid in patients with CFS Read More »
From “Annals of Neurology” (brief communication), 4 February, 2011. Analysis
NHS National Research Ethics Service issue an apology to Mr Phil Parker, 4 February 2011
NHS National Research Ethics Service issue an apology to Mr Phil Parker, 4 February 2011 Read More »
This afternoon, we received a further letter from the NHS
Research abstract: pilot study of cognitive behaviour stress management in Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
From the Journal of Psychosomatic Research, published online on 18
MRC £1.5m research announcement + ME Association statement
MRC £1.5m research announcement + ME Association statement Read More »
Press statement issued this afternoon by the Medical Research Council:
Research abstract: cognitive deficits in patients with CFS compared to others
Research abstract: cognitive deficits in patients with CFS compared to others Read More »
Clin Neurol Neurosurg. 2011 Jan 19. [Epub ahead of print]
‘Parents of sick children living in fear’ – Newsnet Scotland, 20 January 2011
‘Parents of sick children living in fear’ – Newsnet Scotland, 20 January 2011 Read More »
From Newsnet Scotland, 20 January 2011 (story by Jolene Cargill,
Physiotherapy journal urges gentle approach to prescribed exercise for people with ME – 19 January 2011
From ‘Frontline’ magazine, journal of the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy,
‘XMRV: testing the blood supply’ – Wall Street Journal health blog, 20 January 2011
‘XMRV: testing the blood supply’ – Wall Street Journal health blog, 20 January 2011 Read More »
From the Wall Street Journal health blogger, Amy Dockser Marcus,
Research abstract: Group CBT and Graded Exercise versus “usual treatment”
Research abstract: Group CBT and Graded Exercise versus “usual treatment” Read More »
Health-related quality of life in patients with chronic fatigue syndrome:
‘Sufferer’s plea for more research rebuffed by Health Secretary’ – The Press, York, 14 January 2011
From The Press, York, 14 January 2011 (story by Richard
Wellcome Trust researchers reply to XMRV criticism – ‘Scicasts’ blog, 13 January 2011
Wellcome Trust researchers reply to XMRV criticism – ‘Scicasts’ blog, 13 January 2011 Read More »
From “Scicasts”, a life sciences research blog, 13 January 2o11
Pathology of ME/CFS: pilot study of four autopsy reports
Pathology of ME/CFS: pilot study of four autopsy reports Read More »
Below is the conference abstract for a presentation given by
‘Hurricane force’ debate about XMRV findings – ‘Science’ magazine, 7 January 2010
‘Hurricane force’ debate about XMRV findings – ‘Science’ magazine, 7 January 2010 Read More »
From ‘Science’ magazine (“News of the Week”), 7 January 2010.
Ethics committee finally approves controversial ‘SMILE’ pilot study into Lightning Process and children with ME/CFS
In a letter received today, the ME Association was informed