ME/CFS Research Published 27 November – 4 December 2023
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The ME Association: Meeting with Ingeus and a request for benefit assessment case studies
Last month Ellie Jones, Welfare Rights Adviser to the ME Association, met with the Director of Health at Ingeus.
ME Association Website Survey: Alcohol Intolerance: ME/CFS and Long Covid
In ME/CFS and Long Covid we know that alcohol intolerance …
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The ME Association Annual General Meeting: Chairman’s Statement
2023 has been a year of change at the ME Association. Change within our staff and our Board of Trustees…
ME/CFS Research Published 21 – 27 November 2023
The weekly research round-up includes recent publications about ME/CFS and Long Covid. We highlight the studies that have particularly caught our interest and follow these with the full list of publications together with their abstracts (summaries).
Medscape: New Tests May Finally Diagnose Long Covid
One of the biggest challenges facing clinicians who treat long …
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Journal of Medical Virology: A global need for more awareness of dysautonomia in postviral syndromes
Many people with Long Covid exhibit an array of symptoms known as autonomic dysfunction (dysautonomia) and include fatigue, post exertional malaise (PEM),
orthostatic intolerance (including postural orthostatic tachycardia
syndrome [POTS]), palpitations, dizziness, exercise intolerance, pain,
brain fog, gastrointestinal symptoms, and temperature dysregulation.
The ME Association Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome Survey Results
The ME Association shares results from October’s Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome (PoTS) survey.
The ME Association Big Give Christmas Challenge starts today!
We hope to raise £25,000 during this matched-funding period (to reach a total of £50,000).
The Times: ‘Hospitals have no services for most severe ME cases, coroner told’
Maeve Boothby-O’Neill, the daughter of the Times journalist Sean O’Neill, died 2 years ago after becoming bedbound.
ME Association Research Review: Mortality in ME/CFS
Malnutrition is the most serious life-threatening complication in those with ME/CFS, especially in very severe cases.
BBC News: ‘Long Covid triggered our MCAS, but doctors didn’t believe us’.
“A growing number of people have secondary illnesses thought to be triggered by Long Covid – including an immune disorder called MCAS…”
ME/CFS Research Published 16 – 20 November 2023
The weekly research round-up includes recent publications about ME/CFS and Long Covid.
The Big Give Christmas Challenge: Matched Funding Starts on Tuesday!
Help us to improve health and social care for everyone!
Dr Shepherd responds to Parliamentary Q&A: Is there a connection between Long Covid and ME/CFS?
Dr Charles Shepherd responds to MP Jim Shannon about the similarities and overlap of ME/CFS and Long Covid
Living with M.E. A Photographic Study by Jeremy Jeffs
Photographer Jeremy Jeffs is looking for more people to take part in a project that aims to give identity and visibility to people who are living with M.E.
ME/CFS Research Published 6 – 15 November 2023
The weekly research round-up includes recent publications about ME/CFS and Long Covid. We highlight the studies that have particularly caught our interest and follow these with the full list of publications together with their abstracts (summaries).
Raman research set to continue thanks to Ramsay Research funding from the ME Association
The ME Association (MEA) is pleased to announce that the …
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TIME Magazine: A new radical approach needed for Long COVID research
With no treatment or cure in sight for Long Covid patients, who is really to blame for 3 years of disappointing clinical research results?