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Have watched it throughout the day with breaks. Great lecture which includes a lot of history and important context to the ME-debate. Would be a perfect opening lecture of ME-conferences in countries where the biopsychosocio GET/CBT-regime still rules.

Works for me too, but it took a little while to download and was ready to start.

Video from University of Tasmania of lecture held by David Tuller April 4, 2018 Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (aka ME) - Challenging the accepted dogma through research journalism Duration: 1 hour

Thanks for your input. Always appreciated. I don't know the institution behind this.

Canadian BC Women's Hospital + Health Centre has made this info film about ME/CFS

Rochdale Online with an in depth and informative article about Merryn Croft, her family and ME. Her family is doing an incredible awareness job for ME. I am in awe of them, particularly when they are doing this after having suffered such an enormous loss. Heartbroken family tell of how...

See also: 2018 Campaign week from the Norwegian ME Association to increase knowledge Merged thread Guest blogger for Norwegian ME Association: "Opted Out" The Norwegian ME Association offers its website for patients and others who wish to share their ME-related story in a blogpost. The...

This week's #OMFScienceWednesday post Many of you have been asking questions about our red blood cell research. For this #OMFScienceWednesday, we examine the difference between RBC shape and RBC deformability, and how they relate to blood flow.

A Post About Andrew Lloyd I know folks are eager to hear more about what I’m learning in Australia. I’m finding it challenging to have meetings, prepare for talks, conduct interviews, promote the crowdfunding, keep up with my BMJ Open correspondence, and also write posts about what’s happening...

This should be good :)

Googled a bit.. The main author is an ergonomist who has worked closely with prof Wyller and promotes GET/CBT as treatments.

Spotted a link to this study in a tweet by @Tom Kindlon It is a qualitative study from Norway with interviews of seven adolescents with ME. The names of the authors are unfamiliar to me and I didn't get that much from the abstract, so wasn't sure which forum to put this in but decided to go...

Medscape-journalist Miriam Tucker replies:

News story shared by LADbible - with over 2 million followers on twitter

MD Henrik Vogt has his own explanation, as usual.

This thread has been split in order to create an In Memory thread for Merryn. To leave tributes to Merryn please go to: https://www.s4me.info/threads/in-memory-of-merryn-croft.3302/ This thread remains here to discuss media coverage :cry: Bed-bound and in unimaginable pain, watching my...

Front news on The Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation (NRK) 30 år gammel vaksineforsøk ender med massesøksmål mot staten google translation: 30 year old vaccine trial ends with mass action against the state It is about 150 participants of a trial back in the 1980's on vaccine against...

Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Linked to Low T3 Syndrome Some people with the condition known as chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS) have low circulating levels of the thyroid hormone triiodothyronine (T3) and normal levels of thyroid-stimulating hormone (TSH), new research shows. The results suggest...

Moderator note: for ease of access,, the livestream recording link and links to threads for individual talks are here: (Times for the start of each talk in the lifestream recording hour:minute) Oystein Fluge (0:37) Wenzhong Xiao and Ron Davis OMF studies excluding metabolic trap (Xiao 1:11...

Another Wednesday and another ScienceWednesday-post from OMF. This time they are looking at the "omes" in biomedical research and gives an introduction to Genome, Transcriptome, Proteome, Metabolome and Microbiome.