Liam sets half marathon pace for biomedical research into M.E.
We’ve got an entry in one of the earliest half […]
Liam sets half marathon pace for biomedical research into M.E. Read More »
We’ve got an entry in one of the earliest half
We’ve got an entry in one of the earliest half […]
Liam sets half marathon pace for biomedical research into M.E. Read More »
We’ve got an entry in one of the earliest half
Saturday 14th May is going to be a day to remember
Best friends pace it out on Blackpool Prom for the MEA Read More »
Saturday 14th May is going to be a day to remember
Two more fundraising champions who are desperate for the ME Association to survive.
Two more fundraising champions who are desperate for the ME Association to survive.
Zoe was put under surveillance – monitors, lights on constantly, nurses watching her eat and humiliatingly insisting on escorting her to the loo…
Zoe was put under surveillance – monitors, lights on constantly, nurses watching her eat and humiliatingly insisting on escorting her to the loo…
“This debate helps highlight how existing behavioural approaches and treatments are failing patients.” Carolyn Wilshire.
“This debate helps highlight how existing behavioural approaches and treatments are failing patients.” Carolyn Wilshire.
Published PACE Trial Reanalysis and ME Association Illness Management Reports and Critical Trial Reviews.
PACE Trial & Reports Read More »
Published PACE Trial Reanalysis and ME Association Illness Management Reports and Critical Trial Reviews.
Chairman Neil Riley has written to The Times in the wake of the recent MRC letter from Prof. Watt.
Chairman Neil Riley has written to The Times in the wake of the recent MRC letter from Prof. Watt.
A full statement from the MRC over the PACE trial controversy.
A full statement from the MRC over the PACE trial controversy.
The BMJ also reports on mounting pressure for the Lancet to respond to calls for independent reanalysis of the controversial PACE trial.
BMJ: Pressure grows on Lancet to review “flawed” PACE trial | 24 August 2018 Read More »
The BMJ also reports on mounting pressure for the Lancet to respond to calls for independent reanalysis of the controversial PACE trial.
“The message is clear – CBT and GET are not effective ways of treating a serious neuroimmune disease. The sooner this message gets across to health professionals the better.”
“The message is clear – CBT and GET are not effective ways of treating a serious neuroimmune disease. The sooner this message gets across to health professionals the better.”