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Individuals with ME/CFS often face scepticism and dismissive attitudes when trying to navigate the healthcare system. A major contributory factor is…

A paper by independent researchers (someone not associated with an academic institution), Mark Vink – also a person with ME/CFS,…

Hollie Byrne, Sarah Knight, Elisha Josev and colleagues at Murdoch Children’s Research Institute have recently published more findings from their…

Assistant Professor Rob Wüst of Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam has been awarded a grant from the Netherland’s ZonMw for his research…

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What is prevalence? Prevalence is the percentage (or proportion) of the population that has a certain characteristic or is affected…

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Although the exact prevalence of ME/CFS is unknown, several estimates exist both for the UK and elsewhere in the world.…

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The following will summarise key findings and limitations of the studies discussed in the article “Existing estimates of ME/CFS prevalence…

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Several studies do provide estimates for the prevalence of ME/CFS in the UK – and elsewhere in the world –…

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Prevalence is the number of people in a population who have a certain disease at a given time or over…

Determining the prevalence of any disease may be thought of as a simple matter, underpinned by certainties and sound science.…