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Help us write news and opinion content for #MEAction and join a vibrant community of patient activists.

Description: #MEAction’s volunteer bloggers develop their own stories and write content ideas suggested by the MEAction team.

We are looking for folks who can write on any topics but are especially interested in covering science and policy.

We are committed to developing a deep bench of bloggers from diverse countries. Currently we have capacity for English only but would love to talk to anyone interested in writing in their native language or in translating existing content into their native language.

We prefer that bloggers write under their own names but it is possible to write anonymously for those who need to protect their anonymity.

Skills: Strong writing skills.

Hours: Bloggers can contribute as much or as little as they are able. Plus: able to commit to one article a week.

Pay: Volunteer basis.

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a collection of millionsmisisng pictures featuring people protesting over the years in red shirts and with protest signs. white dashses connect the photos. the words words "the Story of the #MillionsMissing" is in white font in the top lefthand corner with the #MEAction logo there. The words "Coming Soon" is handwriting font is in the top righthand corner.

“#MillionsMissing is our drumbeat”–Preview Party 9/24

RSVP TODAY: We are hosting a preview party for the new, virtual Home of the #MillionsMissing this Sunday, September 24th, at 12 pm PT/ 3 pm ET/ 8 pm BST! RSVP & Get Zoom Link Here We have always had to be creative in telling Our Story – the story of M.E. – to the world

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JNNP to publish edited rapid response by MEAction UK.

MEAction UK have been in communication with the BMJ and are delighted to announce that the Journal of Neurology, Neurosurgery & Psychiatry (JNNP) are publishing an edited version of our rapid response to  ‘Anomalies in the review process and interpretation of the evidence in the NICE guideline for chronic fatigue syndrome and myalgic encephalomyelitis’. We

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