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ISLC-PAIS 2026 Part 2: Systems thinking, terminology, and negative trials

NB: When considering information concerning groups of people with ME/CFS and those with long COVID, it is important to remember…

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Fatigue survey

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Fatigue in ME/CFS

Whilst fatigue may be present in other conditions, this does not diminish the debilitating nature of this symptom in ME/CFS.…

ISLC-PAIS 2026 Part 1: Highlights from ME Research UK–funded projects

NB: When considering information concerning groups of people with ME/CFS and those with long COVID, it is important to remember…

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ME/CFS in Adolescence: Effects on cognition and wellbeing

Research has shown that ME/CFS commonly begins during adolescence (10–19 years) and adulthood (30–39 years), with the first peak coinciding…

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How can language be used to tackle epistemic injustice in healthcare?

In the recent weeks, ME Research UK has highlighted articles relating to epistemic injustice, and the harm this can lead…

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The experience and impact of sleep dysfunction in ME/CFS

Sleep dysfunction can feel like a heavy weight on top of an already debilitating condition. Many people long for sleep…

How societal expectations of recovery can lead to harm for people with ME/CFS.

In an article, published in the journal ‘Disability & Society’, Zoe Sirotiak – a person with ME/CFS, researcher, and physical…

Epistemic and affective injustice in ME/CFS

Regrettably, many people with ME/CFS face ‘persistent disbelief’, where their symptoms are constantly doubted, minimised, or treated, erroneously, as mainly…

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Sleep dysfunction survey

Please take a few minutes to complete our short survey and help inform us about your experience of sleep dysfunction.