An article
from Margaret Williams and Professor Malcolm Hooper detailing the
continuing misinformation being presented about ME.
April 2008 - by Margaret Williams/Malcolm
Hooper
Essential investigations for people with ME
Comments
on “Identification
and treatment of symptoms associated with inflammation in medically
ill patients”
January 2008 - by Margaret Williams
Exploratory Subgrouping in CFS: Infectious,
Inflammatory, and Other
From the
Journal of IiME Vol 1 Issue 1
May 2007 - by Dr. Leonard Jason
The
physiology of exercise intolerance in patients with
myalgic
encephalomyelitis (ME) and the utility of graded exercise therapy
From the IiME Response to the NICE Draft
Guidelines
November 2006 - by S. Pierce and P.W.
Pierce
CBT, GET And Human Rights:
From the IiME Response to the NICE Draft
Guidelines
October 2006 - by R. Mitchell and V.
Mitchell
Statistics on DLA and IB for PwME From the August newsletter Statistics on Disabled Living Allowance and Incapacity Benefit for
UK people with ME.
Designed
to support M.E. sufferers who choose nottoattend the current NHS Chronic
Fatigue Syndrome/Myalgic Encephalomyelitis clinics which have been set up across the
country.
The presentations from the International ME Conference in London
during May 2006 have now been adapted and published in the Journal of Clinical Pathology.
A description of what ME is and
what it isn't. Click on the image to the left open this very useful
document.
Canadian
Guidelines Accepted by NHS ME Doctors Two NHS doctors treating ME patients have
endorsed the Canadian Guidelines. Click
here
to read more.
Advance in the
Biomedical Investigation of M.E From MERGE/Neil Abbot and Dr. Vance Spence Many thanks to ME Research UK for allowing us to
print this upbeat status of progress in biomedical research. The last
paragraph of this article is telling and describes how we feel at IIME -
working with the national biomedical charity for ME. Click on
MERGE for a link to their
excellent site.
Canadian Diagnostic Criteria From the Journal of Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
A description of the important Canadian definition for diagnosis of ME.
Professor Malcolm Hooper - Engaging with ME From Invest in ME articles
A summary of the lecture by Professor Hooper
organised by Invest in ME in 2005.
Dr
J Gordon Parish, Patron of ME Research UK
A Review of The Clinical Syndrome Variously Called Benign Myalgic
Encephalomyelitis, Iceland Disease and Epidemic Neuromyasthenia by
ED Acheson (American Journal of Medicine, 1959) Epidemics with ME.
Rather than repeat all other documentation
on research it was felt better to link to ME Research UK's site (with their permission)
to show their Research Database of publications about ME. Click on the link here
to
ME Research UK Research Publications Database
