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Neuroinflammation review by #MEAction research fellows
Though science may speed along a bit fast to 'catch' on audio, you can also listen to me read this ...
How Does ME Research Fare? Check Out these Piecharts.
Research scientist, Dr Mark Guthridge, PhD, from Melbourne Australia created this piechart to show that of these 13 diseases, people ...
Apply for Stanford Medicine X Conference as ePatient or Presenter – deadline Jan. 31st
Stanford University hosts an annual academic conference, Medicine X, every September to bring together community stakeholders, innovators and leaders in ...
Study Shows that Red Blood Cells are Stiffer in People with ME
Researchers have published a paper that shows various measures of deformability in the red blood cells of people with Myalgic ...
2018 ME/CFS Research Summary
Commissioned and originally published by the Solve ME/CFS Initiative. Be sure to check out their interactive guide here. Follow Rochelle ...
Post-interferon fatigue study: a mixed bag
A study scheduled for our December research roundup entered the limelight yesterday due to an SMC campaign in the UK.
The study ...
Journal Publishes Article about ME Biobank
Frontiers in Neurology, an open-access journal, published an article about the UK ME/CFS Biobank this week.
This narrative paper describes the ...
Study Shows Red Blood Cells Less Deformable in ME Patients – Possible Biomarker
Written by Ronald W. Davis, PhD
This paper documents that red blood cells are less deformable in ME/CFS patients compared to ...
Study Examines Link between Immune Dysfunction and Metabolism in ME
This article was first published on ME Australia.
An international collaboration of scientists, including Fane Mensah, Jo Cambridge and Australia's Chris ...
Research: supporting advocacy orgs yields huge payoffs
This Giving Tuesday, I've got some good science to show why you should donate to #MEAction and other advocacy organizations!
The ...