Whitstable M.E. sufferer says GPs ignored her condition | Canterbury Times | 10 May 2016 Read More »
A Whitstable mum whose battle with Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (M.E.) […]
M.E. Awareness Week, 9-15 May | This is what the ME Association will be doing… Read More »
In addition to ‘Going Blue’ the MEA is involved in
TGI Friday! Our weekly round-up of recently published research abstracts | 6 May 2016 Read More »
From Biofactors, published online 29 April 2016. Ubiquinol-10 [ie, Co-enzyme
From Fatigue: Biomedicine, Health & Behavior, published online 28 April
TGI Friday! Our weekly round-up of recently published research abstracts | 22 April 2015 Read More »
This week – independent suicide figures analysis, Leonard Jason group case notes.
‘What I’m really thinking’: the person with ME | The Guardian, 16 April 2016 Read More »
From The Guardian, 16 April 2016. Anonymous contribution. I have
TGI Friday! Our weekly round-up of recently published research abstracts | 15 April 2016 Read More »
This week – a really mixed bag: drug review (ampligen), health services research, online forums.
The Centre for Welfare Reform press release | 14 April
TGI Friday! Our weekly round-up of recently published research abstracts | 8 April 2016 Read More »
Diagram: Autonomic nervous system – what does it do?
Is chronic fatigue syndrome finally being taken seriously? | The Guardian | 4 April 2016 Read More »
From The Guardian, 4 April 2016. Words by David Cox.
This week – lay summary of cytokine study, aloe vera juice report.
This week – pain in fibrolmyalgia and two reviews by our research assistant, Sophie Loup.
From PLoS One, 11 March 2016. MicroRNAs hsa-miR-99b, hsa-miR-330, hsa-miR-126
TGI Friday! Our weekly round-up of recently published research abstracts | 11 March 2016 Read More »
This week – physical conditioning programme, immune signatures study
We are pleased to announce that our Ramsay Research Fund
From the Wall Street Journal, 7 March 2016. Story by
TGI Friday! Our weekly round-up of recently published research abstracts | 4 March 2016 Read More »
This week – encouraging immune responses study, the given name can affect quality of care.
This week – eight reports, and it’s a really mixed bag from various disciplines.
This week – mito study, training in Medically Unexplained Symptoms, what’s in a name?
