We’re winners! Thanks for your huge support
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Thanks to the generosity and goodwill of a multitude of […]
Family group go up Snowden the hard way!
Family group go up Snowden the hard way! Read More »
Never mind the Welsh weather, this was one date that
Alison’s giving us a big bit of preloved heaven!
Alison’s giving us a big bit of preloved heaven! Read More »
She’s home, she’s in a safe space and can rest
Unity Lottery Online Payment Page Update
Unity Lottery Online Payment Page Update Read More »
The Unity Lottery online payment page is due to be
The Sick Times reports on clinical trials involving Rapamycin for Long Covid and ME/CFS
The Sick Times reports on clinical trials involving Rapamycin for Long Covid and ME/CFS Read More »
On 29th July, The Sick Times website published an article
ME Essential: Spring 2021: Virtual Adventures
ME Essential: Spring 2021: Virtual Adventures Read More »
I have my own social life for the first time
Science Direct: Blood-Brain barrier disruption in long COVID and cognitive correlates
Science Direct: Blood-Brain barrier disruption in long COVID and cognitive correlates Read More »
“These findings indicate subtle but persistent BBB disruption in LC
BMJ: Government plan to train doctors on ME/CFS “does not go far enough,” campaigners say
Yesterday (28.07.25), the British Medical Journal (BMJ) published an article
The Conversation – Long-COVID, viruses and ‘zombie’ cells: new research looks for links to chronic fatigue [syndrome] and brain fog
“By placing “zombie” blood-vessel cells at the centre of these
David Tuller interviews Dr Charles Shepherd about the new ME/CFS Delivery Plan
David Tuller interviews Dr Charles Shepherd about the new ME/CFS Delivery Plan Read More »
David Tuller, DrPh, has interviewed Dr Charles Shepherd, MEA Honorary
Scathing Parliamentary Select Committee Report on the Pathways To Work Consultation is Published
The ME Association welcomes the publication of the House of
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Independent: Gut bacteria could help diagnose long Covid and [ME] chronic fatigue syndrome, researchers find
Bacteria in the gut could help diagnose long Covid and chronic fatigue syndrome,
Update: Low-dose naltrexone (LDN) clinical trial: Progress Report April-June 2025
Update: Low-dose naltrexone (LDN) clinical trial: Progress Report April-June 2025 Read More »
Following our initial announcement in April, we’re pleased to share
Dr Charles Shepherd interviewed on BBC Radio Scotland about the new ME/CFS Delivery Plan
Dr Charles Shepherd interviewed on BBC Radio Scotland about the new ME/CFS Delivery Plan Read More »
On Thursday, 24th July, Dr Charles Shepherd, Honorary Medical Adviser
University of Glasgow: Sir Kenneth Calman has passed away after a short illness
University of Glasgow: Sir Kenneth Calman has passed away after a short illness Read More »
The University of Glasgow is deeply saddened to receive the
ME Essential – Summer 2021: Fiona shares her experience of starting a family with ME/CFS
ME Essential – Summer 2021: Fiona shares her experience of starting a family with ME/CFS Read More »
Discussing pregnancy and families in the context of M.E. will
National World: Governments delivery plan on ME ‘disappointing’ says charity
National World: Governments delivery plan on ME ‘disappointing’ says charity Read More »
The governments first national delivery plan on myalgic encephalomyelitis or
The ME Association’s statement on the Government’s Delivery Plan on ME/CFS
The ME Association’s statement on the Government’s Delivery Plan on ME/CFS Read More »
The Government’s delivery plan on ME/CFS is aiming to boost
ITV News: Government pledges to ‘transform care’ for people with ME
ITV News: Government pledges to ‘transform care’ for people with ME Read More »
**Trigger Warning: Upsetting content** Today, on the 22nd July 2025,