Assessment of cognitive difficulties in ME/CFS
Key points Background Cognitive difficulties, often referred to as “brain fog”, are one of the four key symptoms required for…
T cell exhaustion in ME/CFS
T cells are white blood cells that help the body’s immune system to fight infections through destroying threats like viruses…
Impact of ME/CFS on Quality of Life
Quality of life is the degree to which an individual is healthy, comfortable, able to complete the tasks of daily…
Our most-shared articles of 2024
It’s a new year but, in case you missed them, here are five of our most-shared articles of 2024 –
Fundraising Focus – December 2024
The team at ME Research UK is very grateful for all the support which the charity receives from its active…
Details of Consultation on Interim Delivery Plan released
October 2023 saw the conclusion of the consultation phase on the UK Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) ‘My…
New All Party Parliamentary Group on ME formed
The All-Party Parliamentary Group on Myalgic Encephalomyelitis (ME) is a cross-party group of Members of Parliament and the House of…
Scottish Government outline how £4.5m funding will aid NICE ME/CFS guideline implementation
The draft Scottish Budget for 2025/26 was delivered by Shona Robison MSP, Scotland’s Finance Secretary to Holyrood on 4th December…
Autoimmunity and ME/CFS
Research highlighting the role of the immune system in ME/CFS has led some scientists to suggest that autoimmune mechanisms may…
2023/24 – Our Charity Year in Review – Influencing
Highlights of the charity year included the following: Overall, 2024 has seen the charity both deliver and continue its focus…
