In the News
Keep up to date with the latest news articles from around the world.
Articles represent the views of their authors and not ME/CFS SA. Always seek advice from a registered health practitioner before changing your care plan.
25 January, 2022
Chronic Exhaustion, Derailed Lives And No Way Out. This Is Long COVID.
Up to half a million Canadians are suffering from debilitating symptoms of long COVID—and falling through the cracks of a depleted health-care system.
15 February, 2022
Chronic Fatigue Caregiver Urges People To Listen To Those Who Suffer
Galen Warden cares for her son, James, who suffers from a debilitating form of Chronic fatigue syndrome. She has advice for others in her position.
23 December, 2020
Chronic Fatigue Is No Joke, But Too Many Games Still Treat It Like One
The condition known as ME/CFS has a special place in video game representation hell.
01 May, 2021
Chronic Fatigue Patients, Long Victimized By Discredited Research, Turn To A Dubious Self-Help Program
The goulash of osteopathy, life coaching, neurolinguistic programming, and positive psychology is also attracting Long Covid sufferers.
17 June, 2020
Chronic Fatigue Research Network Targets COVID-19
Members of the EUROMENE COST Action are adapting their work on Chronic Fatigue Syndrome to coronavirus patients.
12 August, 2020
Chronic Fatigue Syndrome A Possible Long-Term Effect Of COVID-19, Experts Say
An article from CNN Health.
30 October, 2021
Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Advice Scraps Exercise Therapy
A UK health watchdog has scrapped a previous recommendation of graded exercise therapy for ME/CFS.
25 July, 2020
Chronic Fatigue Syndrome May Hold Keys To Understanding Post-Covid Syndrome
An article published in STAT, written by ME/CFS advocate David Tuller and Steven Lubet.
30 November, 2020
Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Poorly Recognised In NZ Despite Evidence
Chronic Fatigue Syndrome has still not been well recognised by New Zealand health professionals or social agencies, Emeritus Prof Warren Tate has said.
05 July, 2020
Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Sufferers Hope For Breakthrough As They Fight For Recognition
DecodeME, the world’s biggest genetic research project into CFS, will examine the DNA of 20,000 people frustrated by misunderstandings of their condition.
