TGI Friday! Our weekly round-up of recently published research abstracts and related items | 15 November 2013
Six items from a wide spectrum of disciplines and countries.
Six items from a wide spectrum of disciplines and countries.
Paediatrics in Australia, co-morbidity in Belgium and something from opthalmology,
One abstract on cardio exercise testing and something from a vets’ journal!
The Countess: leading fight against NICE plan to put ME/CFS Guideline review on static list
‘At last: recognition for ME’ | Choice magazine | November 2013 Read More »
Contains interviews with MEA medical adviser Dr Charles Shepherd and ME sufferer Julia Glenn
Dr Esther Crawley in Arch of Dis in Childhood & Taiwanese study on chronic bladder inflammation
MEA opposes plan to put review of NICE ME/CFS Guideline on hold | 23 October 2013 Read More »
We say NICE is wrong to put review on its static list.
Just one item today – an online editorial published by journal of the International Assn for CFS/ME
One psychiatric lit review, a study on post-exertional malaise and a lateral leap into POTS.
Four research abstracts and two reviews found this week.
The latest ME/CFS research summaries – with a sideways look this time at UK Medical Education.
MEA medical adviser co-signs open letter to US Health Secretary Kathleen Sibelius (pictured)
‘Martine reveals ME battle’ | BT Family & Home website | 23 September 2013 Read More »
There was huge coverage of Martine’s story sparked by interviews with her in The Sun on Sunday and Monday.
We record all the latest ME/CFS research summaries we can find on the web
Dr Esther Crawley to lead 3-year National Institute for Health Research study.
‘Lipkin finds biomarkers not bug’ | Phoenix Rising website | 12 September 2013 Read More »
Simon McGrath and Russell Fleming report a major presentation in the States by Professor Ian Lipkin.
We record all the latest ME/CFS research summaries we can find on the web.
Three abstracts flagged up this week in our pace-reflecting weekly research summary
PACE Trial | CBT and GET have a small or no effect on pain | commentary, 2 Sept 2013 Read More »
Science writer Simon McGrath on new pain study using data from the £5m PACE Trial
Effective mechanism of polysaccharides from Panax ginseng on CFS