The impact of endometriosis on women with ME/CFS
Endometriosis – the spread of endometrial tissue outside the uterus – has been reported as being a relatively common condition…
ME Research UK – Forward ME May 2019 – Main points
ME Research UK’s main points from Forward-ME Meeting 8th May 2019 On NICE Guideline Review Countess of Mar said she…
Forward-ME Group Minutes 8th May 2019
Minutes of the Meeting held in Residence 1, House of Lords, Wednesday 8 May 2019, 2.00 pm Present: Countess of…
Cognitive function in adolescents
A team from the Murdoch Children’s Research Institute in Melbourne, Australia, have recently published the first results of their ME…
Psoriasis increases the risk of ‘CFS’
Psoriasis is a skin condition caused by an increased production of skin cells, and is thought to result from abnormalities…
Breakthrough Spring 2019
The electronic version of our Spring 2019 issue of Breakthrough magazine is now available online. Download a pdf or read…
The assessment of post-exertional malaise
Many people with ME/CFS would consider that their most significant problem is post-exertional malaise (PEM) – that worsening of symptoms…
The end of the road for rituximab?
We reported last year the disappointing news that preliminary results from the Norwegian randomised trial of rituximab were not showing…
Retirement of Dr Vance Spence, the lamplighter
Dr Vance Spence, a founding Trustee and Chairman of ME Research UK for the past 18 years, announced his retirement…
Forward-ME Group Minutes – 13th March 2019
Minutes of the Meeting held in Residence 1, House of Lords, Wednesday 13 March 2019 Present: Countess of Mar (Chairman);…
