This page displays all the recent articles from generally trusted and high quality news sources from within the ME/LC community. (RSS Feed)
Major ME or LC News Mentions
These pages track the latest news mentions of ME/CFS or Long Covid in mainstream news. Be careful, there is often misinformation going around in these pieces.
Social Media and Online Communities
The ME/CFS Resources Page contains links to many online communities and forums.
Science for ME Weekly News in Brief
The page has a comprehensive summary of the past week’s news, events, research and more. The website also hosts discussions open to all on every aspect.
News Collections
List of High Quality ME News Sources:
- Trial By Error a column by a journalist and public health expert (in ME/CFS/LC) David Tuller
- Whitney Dafoe’s Blog shares the experience of living when very severely affected
- The Canary is technically a mainstream news source, but has excellent coverage on LC and ME
- Tom Kindlon’s twitter account shares most of the recent research papers
- Twitter list of accounts sharing news (mostly major ME/LC organisations)
- The Science Bit posts high quality content and commentary
- Please note that it is sporadic and only posts once or twice a year
- ME/CFS Research Review posts analyses of the research landscape.
- Please note that there are only one or two posts a year
- Thoughts about ME critical commentary on ME research.
- Sporadic posting
- The Sick Times a news source following long covid
- Please note that, while this source posts extensive and well written news, it sometimes mentions Long Covid Action Project in a positive light despite the fact the organisation is discrimatory and promotes misinformation.
- Healthrising posts longer pieces on recent topics (usually research)
- Please note that this blog is with a very positive mindset, it therefore might neglect rightful criticisms of research and present findings as given before they are replicated.
- Please note that this blog is with a very positive mindset, it therefore might neglect rightful criticisms of research and present findings as given before they are replicated.