Frontiers in Physiology: Cardiopulmonary Exercise Test Results Do Not Change Over Two Sequential Days in Patients with ME/CFS
A new research paper, published in Frontiers of Physiology, seems […]
A new research paper, published in Frontiers of Physiology, seems […]
Preprint: Perioperative outcomes in ME/CFS undergoing general anesthesia Read More »
A new preprint paper, published on MedRxiv on April 7th
The world’s at his feet – but the knees are a bit dodgy! Read More »
A student at one of the world’s top-rated universities will
Meet one man and his dog – our Braveheart team! Read More »
It’s Braveheart time in Scotland – with 34-year-old Robert Grainger
Sam finds a way to relax, crochet stitch by stitch Read More »
A Cambridge scientist has found a soothing way to relax
Research: University of Oxford: Participants required: What causes fatigue? Read More »
Dr Inga Williams is seeking participants for a study that she
The ME Association supports Withdraw the FII Label campaign Read More »
The ME Association has supported the Withdraw the FII Label
Running for their daughter, Warren and Sam’s Fundraising Journey Read More »
Warren never thought he’d be a runner. Twenty seconds used to be his
Obituary: The clear, reasoned voice of Scottish campaigner David Black sadly silenced Read More »
Photo: Copyright Phyllis S We have to mark the passing
BBC News: Our son loved the outdoors – invisible illness means he now can’t walk or talk Read More »
Yesterday (22 March 2026), BBC Wales posted a new article
Dr Charles Shepherd Interviewed on BBC Radio 4 – listen in! Read More »
Dr Charles Shepherd, MEA Hon. Medical Adviser, was interviewed on
The Telegraph: Chronic fatigue [syndrome] left me bed-bound. TMS therapy was a lifeline Read More »
The Telegraph has published an opinion piece about a personal
Research: Does ME/CFS involve low level inflammation in the brain and nervous system? Read More »
On the 16th March, a new study, titled “Evidence of
Runner, Oliver Stockley (33) from Gloucester is preparing to take
Vagus nerve stimulation trial: update Read More »
A feasibility trial looking at “transcutaneous auricular vagus nerve stimulation” (taVNS) in
Love is in the air for our London half marathon couple! Read More »
So-in-love couple Katie and Harry Makly celebrated their first wedding
Liverpool duo to cycle 1,000 miles with ukulele to raise money for The ME Association Read More »
Liverpool couple, Fliss (66) and Rob (65) Shepley, are planning
Rosetta Stone Study – Summary: Three month update Read More »
The Rosetta Stone Study, led by Professor Danny Altmann and
Sue’s set to blaze a trail that brings hugs to everyone with ME/CFS! Read More »
Sue Hulford has joined our team of 11 runners in