Abandoned, dismissed and gaslighted: there is no excuse for the way ME sufferers have been betrayed
George Monbiot Changes in guidance and science seem to have little impact on millions of devastated lives. It’s…
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DWP benefit reform – PIP assessment procedure. A very concerning report from the Disability News Service
From the DNS report: A new assessment regime for disability benefits that will reduce the influence of healthcare…
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Have you had Long COVID or ME/CFS for over 2 years?
HERITAGE (Health Effects fRom Infection sequelae: Tailoring services and Advancing GuidancE in Long Covid and ME/CFS) is a…
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“The more ill you become, the less care you receive” – Severe ME Inquiry Report
7 August 2026 A major new report from Action for ME and the 25% ME Group exposes the…
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ME in Childhood: How the Paediatrician Can Help
This document, written by Dr Nigel Speight, a consultant paediatrician with many years of experience treating children and…
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New Resource for Unpaid Carers to mark Carers Week co-produced by 25% ME Group and The ME Association
To mark Carers Week, we are delighted to announce our new resource Caring for Caregivers is available. 25%…
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May ME Awareness Month
As part of M.E. Awareness Month this May, we’re pleased to share a new resource created especially for…
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Open Letter to the Royal College of Psychiatrists
Dear Prof. Subodh Dave, President-elect, 12 May, 2026thWe are writing on ME Awareness Day in relation to the…
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Grieving the life you had before M.E
Grieving the life you had before M.E. (as defined by the ICC) is not a side issue of…
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The prodromal phase in Myalgic Encephalomyelitis (ME)
The prodromal phase in Myalgic Encephalomyelitis (ME), as described in the International Consensus Criteria (ICC) context, refers to…