PACE study results -‘The Guardian’, 18 February 2011
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From The Guardian, 18 February 2011. (Story by health editor […]
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PACE study trial – BBC News, 18 February 2011
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From BBC News, 18 February 2011. Brain and body training
PACE study results – ‘Daily Telegraph’, 18 February 2011
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From The Daily Telegraph, 18 February 2011 (story by Martin
PACE study results – story in ‘Los Angeles Times, 17 February 2011
PACE study results – story in ‘Los Angeles Times, 17 February 2011 Read More »
From ‘The Los Angeles Times’, 17 February 2011 (story by
ME Association press statement about the results of the PACE study
ME Association press statement about the results of the PACE study Read More »
“Results are at serious variance to patient evidence on both
PACE study results – story in ‘The Times’, 18 February 2011
PACE study results – story in ‘The Times’, 18 February 2011 Read More »
From The Times, 18 February 2011 (story by health correspondent
The Lancet publish the results of the PACE study, 18 February 2011
The Lancet publish the results of the PACE study, 18 February 2011 Read More »
TRIAL SHOWS THAT COGNITIVE BEHAVIOURAL THERAPY AND GRADED EXERCISE THERAPY
The PACE study results – in ‘The Independent’, 18 February 2011
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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
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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,