Stanford Symposium March 19th

Posted by Admin on December 15, 2013 in News

The programme for the March 19th Stanford Myalgic Encephalomyelitis/Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Symposium is available to view at http://chronicfatigue.stanford.edu/documents/ChronicFatigueSyndromeCME2014-FORMS-r3a.pdf

Two new severe/very severe ME/CFS videos released

The latest additions to the “Dialogues for a neglected illness” project are two videos showing an overview of “Severe and Very Severe ME/CFS” and the more detailed “Symptoms and Management of Very Severe ME/CFS“. A further video addressing issues to do with hospital admissions for patients who are severely ill with ME/CFS will be added […]

Posted on June 16, 2020 Comments Off on Two new severe/very severe ME/CFS videos released
New website for ‘Dialogues for a Neglected Illness’

The new website for ‘Dialogues for a Neglected Illness’ is now live at www.dialogues-mecfs.co.uk ‘Dialogues’ is a three year project funded with an award from the Wellcome Public Engagement Fund in 2018 and is produced by Natalie Boulton and Josh Biggs. They made Voices from the Shadows together, in 2011. It is a work in progress and further […]

Posted on March 12, 2020 Comments Off on New website for ‘Dialogues for a Neglected Illness’
Dialogues for a neglected illness – a new ME/CFS project awarded Wellcome funding

I am delighted to announce a new ME project, Dialogues for a neglected illness, which Josh Biggs and myself, Natalie Boulton, will be working on, after having made ‘Voices from the Shadows’ together. The London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine’s Cure-ME team members, Eliana Lacerda, Luis Nacul, Caroline Kingdon and Jack Butterworth will be giving […]

Posted on October 14, 2018 Comments Off on Dialogues for a neglected illness – a new ME/CFS project awarded Wellcome funding

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