NEWS in 2021

NICE has finally published the updated guidelines for ME after over two months of unnecessary delays - taking us forward to 2007.

In case the PACE Trial should rear its ugly head again we have created a page with some of the PACE Trial related articles from years back. The #PACETrial #Nullfield research

Comparison of PCR versus PCR-Free DNA Library Preparation for Characterising the Human Faecal Virome

The passing of Graham McPhee

A reply from the NICE CEO to IiMER's letters - and IiMER's response

Nobody should legitimise further manipulation of guidelines for ME.

It is time for people with ME to step away from this recent shambles of a process - unless everything can become open and transparent and accessible to all.

A further letter has been sent to the NICE CEO from Invest in ME Research - commenting on the lack of transparency in procedures since pausing the publication of the guidelines.

Invest in ME Research Comment on the current landscape from the continuing NICE Guidelines development debacle.

It has been fourteen years since NICE guidelines were published. A review of possible NICE guidelines 2021 developed from the Draft Guidelines 2020.

A letter has been sent to the NICE management from Invest in ME Research following the sudden pause on publishing the final NICE Guidelines for ME

EMEA has published the video of the recent webinar roundtable meeting with all presentations from the event.

2021 Royal Parks Half Marathon

IiMER Supporters Win £1,000 in Movement for Good Award

Awareness of Invest in ME Research Awareness Activities

Sad news at the passing of Dr Ian Gibson

ME Awareness leaflets for the charity.

Following joint planning sessions EMEA and European Federation of Neurological Associations are arranging a multi-stakeholder, roundtable meeting on Myalgic Encephalomyelitis (ME/CFS) in Europe.

EMEA will perform this survey - the first of its kind comparing the situation and experiences of ME-patients across European countries.

The next BRMEC Colloquium is going virtual due to the COVID-19 Pandemic

Research blog: Update on IiMER-funded Research from Rik Haagman

Remembering Anne Örtegren