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Medscape: “ME/CFS patient’s response to exercise is very different and very impaired”

Proteomics is the study of proteins in the body. Medscape reported on a recently published study which showed that people…

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IACFS/ME 2025 – Conference highlights

The 2025 IACFS/ME Virtual Research and Clinical Conference took place online between the 22-25th October 2025. Speakers included Dr Leonard…

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Chronic pain in ME/CFS: the immune system and lifestyle factors

In this, the first in a series of guest blog posts from members of ME Research UK’s Researcher Circle, PhD…

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ME Research UK Researcher Circle – Guest Blog

In In 2025, ME Research UK launched the ‘Researcher Circle‘, fulfilling the charity’s aim to create an environment to encourage, support,…

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Multimodal analysis in ME/CFS: Disrupted energy metabolism, altered immune function, and vascular dysfunction

Researchers based largely in Australia recruited 61 individuals with ME/CFS (meeting Canadian Consensus Criteria) and age- and sex-matched healthy controls…

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MRI study finds altered brain microstructure and neurochemical profiles in people with long COVID

Leighton Barnden and colleagues at Griffith University, Australia have published more findings from their brain imaging study in ME/CFS and…

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The “most interesting ME/CFS research studies of the year” included work from the DecodeME team, Assistant Professor Rob Wüst, Dr Bupesh Prusty, Dr Nuno Sepúlveda, and Professor Carmen Schiebenbogen.

ME/CFS Science have published an article entitled “2025: looking back on a year of ME/CFS research”, in which the “most…

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Medscape: “ME/CFS patient’s response to exercise is very different and very impaired”

IACFS/ME 2025 – Conference highlights

Chronic pain in ME/CFS: the immune system and lifestyle factors

ME Research UK Researcher Circle – Guest Blog

Multimodal analysis in ME/CFS: Disrupted energy metabolism, altered immune function, and vascular dysfunction

MRI study finds altered brain microstructure and neurochemical profiles in people with long COVID

The “most interesting ME/CFS research studies of the year” included work from the DecodeME team, Assistant Professor Rob Wüst, Dr Bupesh Prusty, Dr Nuno Sepúlveda, and Professor Carmen Schiebenbogen.

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Could antibodies against EBV be mistakenly attacking the body leading to ME/CFS?

Human leukocyte antigen in post-infectious disease