Could Oxford become the new centre of excellence for biomedical research into ME/CFS? | 23 January 2017
Things look good for ME/CFS biomed studies at Oxford University, says Dr Charles Shepherd.
Things look good for ME/CFS biomed studies at Oxford University, says Dr Charles Shepherd.
From Molecular Biosystems, 23 December 2016. Metabolic profiling of a
From Fatigue: Biomedicine, Health and Behavior, 8 January 2017. EDITORIAL
From Molecular Biosystems, 23 December 2016 Metabolic profiling of a
From the Journal of Advanced Nursing, 21 December 2016. Full
Seasonal greetings and good news from the UK’s only ME/CFS Biobank | 29 December 2016 Read More »
Dr Charles Shepherd, chairman of the biobank steering group, passes
Immunosignatures, countering “aspersions”, sleep quality & inflammation, metabolic profiling.
From Kavlifondet | 22 December 2016 A new study, partly
Professor Elisa Oltra, who has landed a £50,000 MEA research grant for this exciting study.
Upbeat end-of-year message from the UK ME/CFS Biobank | 20 December 2016 Read More »
Pictured – Public health consultant Dr Luis Nacul and his team at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine.
Three studies this week – from PACE re-analysis to phone-delivered CBT and heart rate feedback.
Just one item this week – a philosophical approach to resolving patients’ feelings of injustice
In some of the fiercest parliamentary questioning about ME/CFS ever,
From Gut Microbes, 3 November 2016. Support for the Microgenderome
From Gut Microbes, 3 November 2016 Support for the Microgenderome
One item this week – Dr Keith Geraghty’s full-on demolition of the PACE Trial narrative.
Our colleague, Dr Neil Abbot, retires from ME Research UK today | 28 October 2016 Read More »
Dr Neil Abbot, research and operations director at ME Research
English translation of an article published in Socialmedicinsk tidskrift, Stockholm,
Story by Tony Britton The main supplier of England’s drugs
Just one this week – more work on the mitochondria, with an unexpected twist.