New study sheds more light on why some people with ME/CFS may respond to rituximab | 26 September 2015
Prof Jonathan Edwards: “There is a lot more work to do but this is very promising”.
Prof Jonathan Edwards: “There is a lot more work to do but this is very promising”.
‘Thank you’ – Dr Shepherd holds painting with Phil Gawne, Sharon Watterson and Celia Marshall.
Øystein Fluge and Olav Mella – they’re running the rituximab trials in Norway.
Jessica Taylor, founder of the ‘Share a Star’ charity, has
The results of a phase 3, Japanese trial of duloxetine/Cymbalta
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“People with severe ME need a high level of sensitively
Picture shows a hugely enlarged photograph of a mitochondrion – the energy pack inside every cell.
We welcome the Countess of Mar as new patron of the ME Association | 20 July 2015 Read More »
We are delighted to announce that the Countess of Mar
From the blog of a BBC Radio presenter – who has had a change in mindset about M.E.
Øystein Fluge and Olav Mella – they’re leading the Rituximab trials in Norway.
M.E. parents fury at child abuse claims | Sunday Express | 21 June 2015 Read More »
From The Sunday Express, 21 June 2015. Story by Caroline
The Countess and the cover of the controversial book claiming that ME/CFS is a psychosomatic illness.
Letter sent in response to this David Aaronovitch book review that appeared in ‘The Times’ this week.
JUMP TO RECOMMENDATIONS INTRODUCTION Evidence from patient surveys reporting experiences
From Fatigue: Biomedicine, Health & Behavior, 24 April 2015 Findings
From The FASEB Journal, published by the Federation of American
Mady Hornig, MD, professor of Epidemiology at Columbia University’s Mailman School of Public Health.
‘This Week in Virology’ | ‘such a good conversation about ME/CFS’ | 29 March 2015 Read More »
From Jennie Spotila’s Occupy CFS blog, 29 March 2015. You
On 10 February 2015, The Lancet published an editorial covering