A charity investing in ME research
ME Research UK is a charity with the primary aim of funding high-quality biomedical research into the causes, consequences and…
NINDS-Supported Biospecimen Repository: BioSEND
It is said that one of the challenges facing researchers investigating diseases which affect how the nervous system – the…
Parliamentary Questions on ME/CFS – new information
Question by question small pieces of information on the government’s intentions re ME/CFS and the publication of the Delivery Plan…
Founders’ Award Runner-Up – The Future of ME/CFS Research
Second place in ME Research UK’s Founders’ Science Writing Award went to Krista Clarke, who is a postdoctoral research fellow…
Can a simple, short screening test distinguish people with a diagnosis of ME/CFS from people who have symptoms of the disease but no diagnosis?
Regrettably, late, under- and non-diagnosis of ME/CFS are thought to be common. In fact, a recent study in the UK identified…
Delayed diagnosis of ME/CFS
Building on yesterday’s discussion about misdiagnosis, a recent study conducted by researchers at the University of Exeter, with support from…
The Dangers of Misdiagnosis in ME/CFS and Long COVID
A significant number of individuals with ME/CFS, and those with long COVID, are all too familiar with the frustration of…
Improving ME/CFS population sampling
Estimates of the number of people (prevalence) with ME/CFS are based largely on those who have the code G93.3 for…
Founders’ Award Winner – The Future of ME/CFS Research
ME Research UK’s first Founders’ Science Writing Award was won by Hollie Watmuff. Formerly a postdoctoral research associate at New…
Epstein-Barr Virus (EBV) and ME/CFS – Our articles
The following ME Research UK articles explore the possible links between Epstein-Barr Virus (EBV) and ME/CFS, including its possible role…
“Almost no ME/CFS patients return to work”
ScienceNorway.no – a website which “brings you science news from Norway”, has published an article entitled “Almost no ME/CFS patients…
