An excellent blog by @simonmcg.bsky.social which explains what the £4.75 million that the UK government has given to Sequence ME and Long Covid will be used to do: mecfsresearchreview.me/2026/05/12/d... You can donate to the study here: www.actionforme.org.uk/research-cam...

The science behind this ground-breaking #MEcfs study - congratulation sand thanks to @actionforme.bsky.social @cgatist.bsky.social Andy Devreeux-Cooke @nanoporetech.com and others mecfsresearchreview.me/2026/05/12/d...

"Major funding secured for Sequence ME & Long Covid, a DecodeMe project" (11 May 2026) "...£4.75m from the UK government..." www.actionforme.org.uk/major-fundin... The webpage includes more information on the project #MEcfs #PwME

I was asked if I could use PastPuzzle’s reach to raise awareness about this terrible and overlooked disease. Of course! Join in on the daily history game and spread the word to your friends and family: www.pastpuzzle.de #mecfs #pastpuzzle #history #mecfsawareness #mecfaawarenessday

Let's hope there will be more good science like this for David Tuller to report in the near future. #ME/CFS #BetterScience

Glad to see David Tuller's crowdfunding finally reached the goal again. Congratulations! And only now I realize there's a Wikipedia page on this excellent scientist, journalist and ally for people with #ME/CFS : en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_T...

1) 1) Interesting interview of Dr. Audrey Ryback by David Tuller. Her recent study showed that there are likely two age peaks for when people get ME/CFS. It helps to characterise ME/CFS as a unique clinical entity.

Patients were central to the team that found ME/CFS is most likely to start in the teens and early middle age. Two age peaks is unusual for any disease and might help unravel ME's causes. academic.oup.com/ooim/advance... 1/ team credits to follow

Some valuable articles by Tuller: www.statnews.com/2019/12/13/b... undark.org/2016/12/19/b... virology.ws/2015/10/21/t...

David Tuller is a journalist/researcher who has written a lot of valuable analyses on the PACE trial and psychosomatic approaches to ME/CFS and Long Covid. He has, for example, pointed various flaws in research on exercise and CBT. You can support his work here 👇

Now Trudie Chalder says "recovery from CFS" through CBT doesn't mean absence of symptoms and getting back to regular life but is more about accepting and coming to terms with chronic illness. Huh??? Isn't that acknowledging that CBT doesn't really produce "recovery"? virology.ws/2026/04/03/t...

Berkeley's final crowdfunder for Trial By Error has almost reached 150 donations and 25% of the goal!!! crowdfund.berkeley.edu/project/49720