We list in chronological order all the research that has been published on ME/CFS since the year 2000 that received financial support from the ME Association Ramsay Research Fund.
There are two additional pages in this section that relate to published research:
- ME Association summary research reviews,
- The PACE trial reanalysis, illness management reports and other trial reviews
Published Research (from 2000 to present):
2017: Tomas et al. Cellular bioenergetics is impaired in patients with chronic fatigue syndrome
2017: Joanna Elson et al. Clinically proven mtDNA mutations are not common in those with chronic fatigue syndrome (The MEA contributed £5,000 to this study which was largely funded by Action for M.E.)
2009: Derek Pheby and Lisa Saffron, Risk Factors for Severe ME/CFS
2009: John Gow et al. A Gene Signature for Post-infectious Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
2008: Rhona Wilson et al. Dietary Intervention in Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
The ME Association
Ramsay Research Fund
We are a national charity working hard to improve the lives of people devastated by an often-misunderstood neurological disease.
We believe biomedical research offers the best hope to people affected by M.E. If you would like to support our investment then please donate to the Ramsay Research Fund.
Just click the image opposite to visit our JustGiving page for single donations or to establish a regular payment. You can even establish your own fundraising event.
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Visit the other pages in this section:
- Research Projects:
RRF investment in infrastructure and laboratory research. Also, position statements on long-term initiatives like the Rituximab clinical trial and the Post-Mortem Tissue Bank and how you can donate tissue after death. - Published Research:
RRF studies from 2000 to present; PACE Trial reanalysis and critical commentary, and MEA illness management reports and critical trial reviews; MEA research summaries and research updates. - Volunteering for Research:
ME/CFS research requiring volunteers. - CFS/ME Research Collaborative:
The ME Association is an active member of the Executive Board of the CMRC. Here you can learn more about this organisation, become a member, read the conference reviews, and meeting summaries.
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