Can microRNAs be used to diagnose ME/CFS?
Key points Background Over the past decade, microRNAs (or miRNAs) have gained considerable attention for their potential as biomarkers in…
Reproductive health in ME/CFS
Why is reproductive health important in ME/CFS? Reproductive health is a state of complete social, mental and physical well-being relating to…
NICE guideline basis challenged
The publication of a review into ‘Anomalies in the review process and interpretation of the evidence in the NICE guideline…
How similar are ME/CFS and post-treatment Lyme disease?
A systematic review was published recently comparing post-treatment Lyme disease (PTLDS) with ME/CFS. Lyme disease, as discussed in previous articles, is a tick-borne…
Brain white matter in adolescents
Drs Elisha Josev and Sarah Knight and colleagues from Murdoch Children’s Research Institute in Melbourne, Australia have recently published more…
Has Bhupesh Prusty identified a biomarker for ME/CFS?
A paper by Dr Bhupesh Prusty and his team, whose research has been supported by funding from ME Research UK,…
The innovators
Cort Johnson from the Health Rising blog looks at the work of two researchers, with projects currently funded by ME Research UK,…
Fundraising Focus – June 2023
The team at ME Research UK is very grateful for all the support which the charity receives from its active…
e-newsletter – June 2023
New projects announced We were delighted to announce awards for funding for three new projects over the last few weeks.…
New project searching for ME/CFS biomarkers
Listen to this article ME Research UK is excited to announce that we have awarded funding to Dr Bo Bertilson…
