Chronic Fatigue Relief
Empowering you to achieve your goals and dreams by providing expert guidance on managing ME/CFS and Long Covid
Welcome to a site dedicated to providing relief from Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS), Myalgic Encephalomyelitis (ME), and Long Covid. This platform is inspired by personal experience and a determination to help others recover.
Open Medicine Foundation
Gain valuable insights from doctors and health organizations actively striving to find a cure for Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS), Myalgic Encephalomyelitis (ME), and Long Covid.
Latest Research
Personalized Treatment Trials: Monitoring and Improving the Connection of Treatments to Patients
The Melbourne ME/CFS Collaboration is conducting a study to closely watch how different treatments affect ME/CFS and Long COVID patients, using a very tailored approach. The team will collect samples from patients before, during, and after their treatment to see what biological changes happen and how these relate to whether they feel better or not. This method will help the researchers figure out which treatments work, why they work, and who they work best for.
Similarities between ME/CFS & Long COVID
Long COVID, ME/CFS and the Importance of Studying Infection-Associated Illnesses. Research on Long COVID may also shine light on the underlying causes of myalgic encephalomyelitis/chronic fatigue syndrome, or ME/CFS.
Advancing Research on ME/CFS
To guide future research on ME/CFS that will lead to better understanding and treatment, NINDS charged a working group of the National Advisory Neurological Disorders and Stroke (NANDS) Council to develop an ME/CFS Research Roadmap
Major Study Sheds New Light on Understanding Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
In 2014, a case of bronchitis left Stella with debilitating fatigue. Within a month, she was barely able to walk from the couch to her kitchen table. Eventually, Stella learned she had chronic fatigue syndrome, now called ME/CFS.
NIH study of ME/CFS points to immune dysfunction and brain abnormalities at core
A new, detailed study from the National Institutes of Health takes the most rigorous look yet inside the bodies of patients with ME/CFS. The 70-page manuscript, published in Nature Communications, took almost eight years and over $8 million to complete. It has more than 70 authors from 15 of the 27 NIH institutes.
Research finds no difference in ME/CFS prevalence caused by COVID-19 and other acute illnesses
A new study led by UCLA finds that rates of subsequent ME/CFS following an acute illness were roughly the same between people whose acute illness was due to COVID-19 and those who did not have COVID-19.