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#TeachMETreatME: Share the Mayo Clinic CME With Your Doctor
We encourage you to share the Mayo Clinic Proceedings Continuing Medical Education (CME) course on ME/CFS with your doctor! It is a wonderful opportunity for your clinician to get their continuing education credits, and learn about ME at the same time! Clinicians are often appreciative to receive these materials! We’ve created an email template for you to
#MEAction Awarded 3-Year Grant by Minnesota Department of Health Long COVID Program
Breaking news! #MEAction has just been awarded a 3-year grant by the Long COVID Program of the Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) to address the impacts of Long COVID, ME/CFS, and related conditions, across the state and to serve disproportionately impacted communities. #MEAction’s work will focus on better connecting Minnesotans with ME/CFS, Long COVID, and
Pride Is Valid No Matter How One Celebrates or Experiences It
In honor of Pride Month, #MEAction is sharing a heartfelt message from our board member, Jennifer England, about what Pride means to her and her wife who lives with severe ME. My wife and I have both been queer our whole lives, but in the 70s that was the quiet part you didn’t say out
Questions to Ask Prospective MPs About ME/CFS
In the next few weeks, candidates will be knocking on doors seeking votes for the upcoming UK Election. It’s important that candidates from all parties are made aware of the challenges facing people with ME and Long Covid. It can be a little daunting to be unprepared so here are some questions you might want
#TeachMETreatME: Celebrating An Impactful Campaign
We are THRILLED to share the rolling successes of our #TeachMETreatME campaign with you, as we report back on the amazing medical education events that have taken place so far – with many more to come in the upcoming months! (And don’t miss the global #MillionsMissing events later in the article!) Over the past several