ME/CFS research – all heads turn towards Newcastle next week | 9 October 2015
ME/CFS research – all heads turn towards Newcastle next week | 9 October 2015 Read More »
The major research event next week is the UK CFS/ME […]
‘With his son terribly ill, a top scientist takes on chronic fatigue syndrome’ | Washington Post | 5 October 2015
Whitney Dafoe was an award-winning photographer before he got sick
Disability Rights UK wins contract to teach equality to Maximus | Disability News Service | 2 October 2015
A demonstration in London at about the time that Maximus won the contact to take over the work capability assessments.
Mitochondrial myopathy or mitochondrial dysfunction in ME/CFS? A case of mistaken identity | 5 October 2015
A stylised image of a healthy mitochondrion – the power-pack inside every cell.
TGI Friday! Our weekly round-up of recently published research abstracts | 2 October 2015
The following study – a collaboration between research groups in Germany
Our annual M.E. Question Time is at Kingston-upon-Thames tomorrow | 3 October 2015
Our annual M.E. Question Time is at Kingston-upon-Thames tomorrow | 3 October 2015 Read More »
This year, we’re teaming up with the Richmond and Kingston ME Group at the Tiffin School. Free entry – just turn up on the day!
M.E. sufferer’s battle back to health | The Argus, Brighton | 29 September 2015
M.E. sufferer’s battle back to health | The Argus, Brighton | 29 September 2015 Read More »
From The Argus, Brighton, 29 September 2015. Story by Siobhan
MEA survey cited in Dutch doctor’s investigation into loss of his own muscle power after exercise | Neurology and Neurobiology | 10 September 2015
From the Journal of Neurology and Neurobiology, 10 September 2015.
Unlicensed blood drug GcMAF still for sale | BBC 5 Live | 27 September 2015
Unlicensed blood drug GcMAF still for sale | BBC 5 Live | 27 September 2015 Read More »
From the BBC News website. Story by Ruth Evans, for
New study sheds more light on why some people with ME/CFS may respond to rituximab | 26 September 2015
Prof Jonathan Edwards: “There is a lot more work to do but this is very promising”.
TGI Friday! Our weekly round-up of recently published research abstracts | 25 September 2015
This week – rintatolimod (Ampligen), natural killer cell activity and an activity pacing RCT.
Head above the clouds – Ewan Ross reaches the summit of Cayambe | 24 September 2015
Head above the clouds – Ewan Ross reaches the summit of Cayambe | 24 September 2015 Read More »
Ewan Ross wasn’t going to let a little thing like
Forward-ME Group | Minutes of meeting held on 15 July 2015
Forward-ME Group | Minutes of meeting held on 15 July 2015 Read More »
MINUTES OF THE MEETING HELD IN THE TELEVISION INTERVIEW ROOM,
Depressed man killed himself as a direct result of DWP’s ‘fit to work’ ruling, coroner finds | Independent on Sunday | 20 September 2015
From the Independent on Sunday, 20 September 2015. Cahal Milmo
Could you sponsor our big campaign for early and accurate diagnosis? | 22 September 2015
Could you sponsor our big campaign for early and accurate diagnosis? | 22 September 2015 Read More »
An early launch for our Big Christmas Appeal – as we look for sponsors for our ‘Diagnose it quickly’ campaign!
A Manx Diary | Dr Shepherd writes up his four red letter days on the Isle of Man | 21 September 2015
‘Thank you’ – Dr Shepherd holds painting with Phil Gawne, Sharon Watterson and Celia Marshall.
TGI Friday! Our weekly round-up of recently published research abstracts | 18 September 2015
This week – immunology, impacts of HPV vaccination, activity pacing and post-exertional fatigue.
ME Association bursaries will support four students at next month’s research conference in Newcastle | 14 September 2015
We announce the names of the students who have been awarded the bursaries.
Our £60,000 rituximab fund is still available to be put towards a full-scale clinical trial | 12 September 2015
Øystein Fluge and Olav Mella – they’re running the rituximab trials in Norway.