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Impaired energy metabolism and immune overactivation identified following exercise in men with ME/CFS.

A study published in the Journal ‘Clinical and Translational Medicine’ has identified significant differences in the responses of extracellular vesicles…

UK Parliamentary questions on ME/CFS

A number of linked questions have been tabled by Alison Hume MP concerning ME/CFS in terms of the upcoming promised…

Debilitating nature of ME/CFS and the research being conducted

For ME Awareness Week 2025, we shared infographics raising awareness about the debilitating nature of ME/CFS, but also about the research…

Immune cells and post viral fatigue syndrome – a causal connection?

Increasing research has linked immune cells with post viral fatigue syndrome (PVFS) – an umbrella term which includes ME/CFS, fibromyalgia,…

Could HERV expression be useful in the diagnosis of ME/CFS?

Prof. Elisa Oltra, Dr Karen Giménez-Orenga and colleagues at the University of Valencia have recently published more findings from their…

New findings highlight the need for tissue biopsy studies when considering pathogen reactivation in ME/CFS.

ME/CFS is a complex disease which differs between individuals, between groups of people with the disease, and even within the…

Fundraising Focus – June 2025

The team at ME Research UK is very grateful for all the support which the charity receives from its active…

London Marathon 2026 charity place

The TCS London Marathon is acknowledged as one of the biggest, best and most well-known running events in the world…

‘Symptom invalidation’ by health professionals may lead to delays in diagnosis.

A systematic review – a type of study that use repeatable methods to search for, select, and combine all available…

ME Research UK – May e-newsletter

Four Nations Mark International ME Awareness Day At the behest of ME Research UK, the four home nations united to…

£5 million invested in global ME research over 25 years