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- Review of the quality control checks performed by current genome-wide & targeted-genome association studies on ME/CFS
- Systematic review of the epidemiological burden of ME/CFS across Europe: current evidence & EUROMENE research recommendations for epidemiology
- Heart rate thresholds to limit activity in ME/CFS patients (pacing): comparison of heart rate formulae
- The feasibility & acceptability of an early intervention in primary care to prevent CFS in adults
- Patients’ experiences and effects of non-pharmacological treatment for myalgic encephalomyelitis/chronic fatigue syndrome – a scoping mixed methods review
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Project offers new bridge between chronic illness community & disability movement
Disability News service blog post by John Pring,2018: Project offers new bridge between chronic illness community and disability movement A disabled researcher has suggested a way to bring the hundreds of thousands of people with chronic illness under the umbrella … Continue reading
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Tagged Catherine Hale, Centre for Welfare Reform, Chronic Illness Inclusion Project, disability, Disability news service, disabled people, John Pring, social model
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Disability & self-employment survey
Disability and entrepreneurship survey Disability Wales has funded a pilot aiming to help disabled people explore the idea of becoming their own boss. If you have a disability (like ME) and have started to work for yourself, please to take two … Continue reading
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Tagged disability, entrepreneurship, self-employed
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Functional status & well-being in people with ME/CFS compared with people with MS & healthy controls
Research abstract: Functional Status and Well-Being in People with Myalgic Encephalomyelitis/Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Compared with People with Multiple Sclerosis and Healthy Controls, by Caroline C. Kingdon, Erinna W. Bowman, Hayley Curran, Luis Nacul, Eliana M. Lacerda in PharmacoEconomics Open 2018 pp 1-12 [Online: 13 March 2018] Background: People with myalgic encephalomyelitis/chronic fatigue … Continue reading
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Tagged Caroline C Kingdon, disability, Dr Luis Nacul, Eliana M Lacerda, employment, Erinna Bowman, functional status, Hayley Curran, income, MS, Multiple Sclerosis
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The Challenges of Cancer & Disability Study – invitation to take part
The Challenges of Cancer and Disability Study (CoCaDS) If you live in Wales, have a physical disability and have had cancer, you are invited to take part in an interview-based study. The aim is to improve cancer care for people … Continue reading
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Tagged cancer, Cardiff University, disability, Dr Dikaios Sakellariou, Tenovus
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From “sick” to “disabled”: my own journey
Chronic Illness Inclusion Project blog post, by Catherine Hale [person with ME], 13 June 2017: From “sick” to “disabled”: my own journey Catherine Hale looks back at how half a lifetime of chronic illness slowly changed her understanding of “disability”. I’ve been … Continue reading
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Tagged Catherine Hale, Chronic Illness Inclusion Project, disability
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ME and me: making films about disability to raise awareness
Disability horizons blog post, by Thom Jackson-Wood: ME and me: making films about disability to raise awareness Disabled writer and actor Thom Jackson-Wood, who has ME, talks to Disability Horizons about his films, Awaken and The Black Box, both of … Continue reading
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Tagged disability, film production, Thom Jackson-Wood
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Election manifestos & disability issues
DRUK blog post: General Election manifestos 2017 Disability Rights UK is publishing links to the main 2017 general election party manifestos as they are published, with a selected list of proposals, which affect disabled people, taken from the relevant manifesto: Benefits, accessibility, … Continue reading
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Tagged disability, General election, Political parties manifestos
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DRUK suggests questions to ask parliamentary candidates
Disability Rights UK blog post, 2 May 2017: Three questions to ask your parliamentary candidates We as disabled people make up 1 in 5 of the UK population – that is all of us living with an impairment or long-term … Continue reading
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Tagged disability, General election
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Online campaign ‘could enable disabled people to affect election outcome’
Disability news service blog post, by John Pring, 27 April 2017: Online campaign ‘could enable disabled people to affect election outcome’ Activists hope a new non-partisan online campaign – based on a successful US user-led movement – could finally enable … Continue reading
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Tagged #CripTheVoteUK, disability, Disability news service, General election, John Pring
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Call for bus firms to provide more wheelchair spaces
BBC news article, by Paul Heaney, 3 Mar 2017: Call for bus firms to provide more wheelchair spaces Disability campaigners in Wales have called for bus companies to be forced to provide at least two wheelchair spaces. Current rules require … Continue reading
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Tagged Bridgend Coalition of Disabled People, bus travel, Department of Transport, disability
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