Compilation of best and/or most read ME articles in 2019

Thought it might be nice to have a list of the best and/or biggest ME articles of 2019 in main stream media.

Here's a start.

Medscape Chronic Fatigue Syndrome: It's Real, and We Can Do Better - By Elizabeth Unger - February 2019

Stanford Medicine Biomarker for chronic fatigue syndrome identified - April 2019

Medscape New Findings Elucidate Potentially Treatable Aspects of ME/CFS - by Miriam Tucker - April 2019

CNN He pioneered technology that fueled the Human Genome Project. Now his greatest challenge is curing his own son - by Ryan Prior - May 2019

BBC Patients Accused of Exaggerating Illness in Children - 5 Live Investigates - May 2019

Die Welt "Sport ist das Schlimmste, was man Patienten empfehlen kann" (Sport is the worst thing to recommend to a patient) - by Caroline Ring - May 2019

Mail Online Blamed for wasting doctor's time, branded attention-seekers and told their ailments doesn't even exist: Three ME patients reveal the accusations they have endured during their battle with the crippling condition - by Stephen Matthews and Sam Blanchard - May 2019

JAMA Advances in Understanding the Pathophysiology of Chronic Fatigue Syndrome - by Anthony L. Komaroff - July 2019

The New Yorker A Town For People With Chronic-Fatigue Syndrome - by Mike Mariani - September 2019

STAT - BMJ should retract flawed research paper on chronic fatigue syndrome - by David Tuller - December 2019

Do you miss any articles? Please share suggestions, and I'll add them to the list. Maybe some even made it to a list of most read article of the year in the newspaper/journal?

 

To facilitate sharing:
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Where you planning to repeat this for 2020 @Kalliope ? No pressure, just curious.

 

Yes I was, then I was unsure due to brain fog, but now you inspired me, @Andy, so let's do another round! Would be great with a compilation of published research papers as well, if anyone would like to have a go.

I saw this tweet by The Scientist yesterday. Great to see articles about ME continue to reach a broad audience!
https://twitter.com/user/status/1344048044766081027