#MEAction Network

The #MEAction Network is a grassroots global advocacy network for people living with Myalgic Encephalomyelitis/Chronic Fatigue Syndrome. The network was co-founded by Jennifer Brea and Beth Mazur on May 12th, 2015.

The organisation focuses on empowering grassroots activism to take action on all areas of ME/CFS, including research, treatment, diagnosis and management.

Go to the #MEAction Network website

Latest

Research Digest 26/02/21

Welcome to the 64th edition of the Research Digest featuring a study which aimed to determine if there are risk factors that predispose an infectious mononucleosis patient to develop ME/CFS and another that looked at orthostatic stress and its involvement in PEM.
Research Digest 12/02/21

Welcome to the 63rd edition of the Research Digest. This edition features a study investigating the impact that ME/CFS has on the quality of life of a patients' close family members, and a study identifying and measuring the epigenetic changes in the DNA of ME/CFS patients.
Mindful Meditation Class for People with ME/CFS - Online Group

One of our online community classes for people with ME/CFS. Details of our online mindful meditation class for people who live with ME/CFS.
Mindful Doodling Class for People with ME/CFS - Online Group

One of our online community classes for people with ME/CFS. Details of our online mindful doodling class for people who live with ME/CFS.

Open Medicine Foundation Australia

Emerge Australia is proud to be launching the 5th addition to a global network of OMF-established Collaborative Research Centres, with our partner, Open Medicine Foundation, seeing an Australian centre join with those at Harvard, Stanford, Uppsala, and Montreal universities.
International Alliance for ME

The International Alliance for ME is a collaboration of ME organisations across the world

Open Medicine Foundation Australia

Emerge Australia is proud to be launching the 5th addition to a global network of OMF-established Collaborative Research Centres, with our partner, Open Medicine Foundation, seeing an Australian centre join with those at Harvard, Stanford, Uppsala, and Montreal universities.
Research Digest 30/10/20

Welcome to the 58th edition of the Research Digest featuring a focus group study that aimed to gain insight into the PEM experiences of ME/CFS patients and a cluster analysis study defining subgroups of patients based on several measures of autonomic dysfunction.
Australian Research Centre to Open Early in 2021

The new Australian ME/CFS Centre for Collaborative Research is expected to officially open early in 2021
Research Digest 04/09/20

Welcome to the 54th edition of the Research Digest. This fortnight's edition includes summary of a functional MRI study exploring brain responses to autonomic challenges in ME/CFS patients with and without temporomandibular disorder.
Coronavirus and ME - Simplified facts

Many people with ME/CFS and other vulnerable communities in Australia are concerned about the impacts of the spreading coronavirus disease COVID-19. This is an easy-read resource with the latest information and advice.
Research Digest 13/11/20

Welcome to the 59th edition of the Research Digest. This issue features a review article on the eitology of ME/CFS and a systematic review of neuroimaging studies.
Research Digest 26/02/21

Welcome to the 64th edition of the Research Digest featuring a study which aimed to determine if there are risk factors that predispose an infectious mononucleosis patient to develop ME/CFS and another that looked at orthostatic stress and its involvement in PEM.
Research Digest 16/10/20

Welcome to the 57th edition of the Research Digest featuring the results of the NHMRC ME/CFS Targeted Call for Research funding and a study that aimed to compare the subjective severity scoring of the SF-36 (based on the physical activity subscale) to two objective measures of activity in order to validate the way in which clinical severity is graded in ME/CFS.
Research Digest 29/01/21

Welcome to the 62nd edition of the Research Digest featuring a study investigating the predictors of tachypnea in ME/CFS patients and a literature review examining GP knowledge and understanding of ME/CFS.
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