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New paper published: home physiology testing

We are thrilled to announce that our paper: "Home-based testing protocol to measure physiological responses to everyday activities in ME: a feasibility study" is now available as open access through the journal "Fatigue: Biomedicine, Health & Behavior."


The aim of the study was to assess the feasibility and acceptability of a home-based testing protocol to measure physiological responses in people with ME during everyday activity, such as sitting, standing, climbing the stairs and kitchen tasks.


The research was funded by the ME Association Ramsay Research Fund and led by members of Physios for ME, along with Professor Helen Dawes, a specialist in exercise science and neuroscience, and Professor Sarah Tyson who specialises in neurological rehabilitation and also lives with ME.


You can read the paper in full here.

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