Assistant Professor Rob Wüst on skeletal muscle alteration in ME/CFS and Long COVID.
Assistant Professor Rob Wüst, who is working on research funded by ME Research UK, spoke at the International ME/CFS Conference…
Biological Basis of ME/CFS and Recommendations for Supporting Patients
According to a paper by medical student Priya Agarwal, published in the journal ‘healthcare’, there is disagreement among healthcare providers…
New fellowship award
ME Research UK and the Daphne Jackson Trust are delighted to announce that they have awarded a Fellowship to Dr…
Oxidative stress in ME/CFS and long COVID
A recent study highlighted that the clinical presentation of long COVID is heterogenous (highly varied), spanning multiple organ systems, and…
Why replication of research findings is important
Often in ME/CFS research, new studies draw the same – or similar – conclusions to those that have been published…
Evidence of immune dysregulation in ME/CFS
“Our findings support the hypothesis that immune dysregulation underlies ME/CFS pathology” concludes a paper written by a team of researchers…
Biological abnormalities create ‘ongoing physiological vicious cycles’ in ME/CFS and long COVID.
A review by Prof. Anthony Komaroff and Prof. Robert Dantzer, published in the journal ‘Cell Reports Medicine’, has highlighted that…
Altered neurometabolite levels in the brains of people with ME/CFS
Kiana Kothe is a PhD student working with Prof. Zack Shan at the University of the Sunshine Coast on an…
Complex ‘human responses’ experienced by people with ME/CFS as they navigate life with the disease.
A review study – summarising the evidence from 30 research articles – has highlighted the complex ‘human responses’ – such…
Severe ME Day 2025
Background Severe ME Day – 8th August – is a day dedicated to raising awareness about severe myalgic encephalomyelitis (ME). Estimates…
