NICE takes a dim view of foreign research into ME/CFS | Robin Ellis Freedom of Information request | 24 October 2016
Story by Tony Britton The main supplier of England’s drugs […]
News
TGI Friday! Our weekly round-up of recently published research abstracts | 21 October 2016
Just one this week – more work on the mitochondria, with an unexpected twist.
A copy of the ‘London Criteria for M.E.’ as revised in 2014 | archived here for reference purposes | 15 October 2016
MYALGIC ENCEPHALOMYELITIS (ME). CRITERIA AND CLINICAL GUIDELINES 2014. Authors: Sandra
TGI Friday! Our weekly round-up of recently published research abstracts | 14 October 2016
This week – thoughts on mortality, depression in children.
‘Matter over mind: The strange case of the ME study’ | WDDTY magazine | October 2016
‘Matter over mind: The strange case of the ME study’ | WDDTY magazine | October 2016 Read More »
From What Doctors Don’t Tell You magazine, October 2016. Words
TGI Friday! | our weekly round-up of recently published research abstracts | 7 October 2016
Just one item this week – use of arterial spin labelling fMRI in CFS.
Why we’re asking about PoTS in this month’s website survey | 3 October 2016
Why we’re asking about PoTS in this month’s website survey | 3 October 2016 Read More »
PoTS (Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome) is a condition that is
‘If my team’s research on ME is rejected, the patients will suffer’| Prof Peter White, The Guardian | 30 September 2016
From The Guardian, 30 September 2016. Comment piece by Professor
TGI Friday! Our weekly round-up of recently published research abstracts | 30 September 2016
Just one item this week – what patients think of the primary names for this illness.
Exercise and therapy cure for ME is ‘seriously flawed’ | The Times | 28 September 2016
Exercise and therapy cure for ME is ‘seriously flawed’ | The Times | 28 September 2016 Read More »
From The Times, 28 September 2016. Story by Tom Whipple,
ME affects four times as many women as men. Is that why we’re still disbelieved? | ‘Comment is free’, The Guardian | 27 September 2016
From The Guardian ‘Comment is free’ section, 27 September 2016.
Rows of empty shoes will represent Chronic Fatigue Syndrome sufferers at Millions Missing | Oxford Mail | 26 September 2016
From The Oxford Mail, 26 September 2016. Story by Pete
‘PACE trial shows why medicine needs patients to scrutinise studies about their health’ | Simon McGrath on BMJ blogs | 22 September 2015
From BMJ blogs, 2 September 2016. Words by Simon McGrath.
Preliminary independent analysis of PACE Trial recovery figures published today | 21 September 2016
From Vincent Rancaniello’s Virology blog, 21 September 2016. No ‘Recovery’
Parliamentary Question | what steps are being taken to encourage research into ME? | 13 September 2016
Alex Chalk, Conservative MP for Cheltenham, asked the Secretary of
MEA welcomes new report that supports wider use of medicinal cannabis | 13 September 2016
The ME Association has today welcomed the publication of a
QMUL announce they comply with the PACE Trial Tribunal decision | 9 September 2016
QMUL announce they comply with the PACE Trial Tribunal decision | 9 September 2016 Read More »
Statement: Disclosure of PACE trial data under the Freedom of
TGI Friday! Our weekly round-up of recently published research abstracts | 9 September 2016
This week – just one item based on a population-wide study in Norway.
Kaye Adams gets stuck into M.E. on her BBC Radio Scotland show this morning | 7 September 2016
Kaye Adams, the TV and radio presenter best known for
TGI Friday! Our weekly round-up of recently published research abstracts | 2 September 2016
Includes the metabolite study by Prof Ron Davis’s group that appeared in PNAS.