MEA Summary Review: ME/CFS and the Biopsychosocial Model – By Dr Keith Geraghty | 29 June 2018
In a guest review, Dr Geraghty summarises his most recent study examining the BPS model in ME/CFS
In a guest review, Dr Geraghty summarises his most recent study examining the BPS model in ME/CFS
A recent study from a research group at Newcastle University has found that patients with ME/CFS have significantly higher levels of a hormone called BNP in their blood and that this also correlated with significantly lower cardiac volumes.
We recently reported the results of research from Professor
Cara Tomas is a PhD student working with Professor Julia Newton at the Institute of Cellular Medicine, and her research was featured in the New Scientist last week.
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We recently posted the conclusion of a new study
A recent study reported differences in brain structure in
The SMILE trial was an attempt to determine the efficacy
Published in Clinical Physiology and Functional Imaging, 07 August
Guided graded exercise self-help plus specialist medical care versus specialist