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Office Closure

The ME/CFS Australia (Vic, Tas, NT) Office will be closed on Australia Day, Thursday 26th January and Friday 27th January. The office will re-open as normal Monday 30th January.

 

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Radio Interview with Red Symons on 774 ABC Melbourne.

Office Re-open

Happy New Year to everyone from the ME/CFS Australia (Vic, Tas, NT) Staff and volunteers. Our office re-opens today (January 9th)! We look forward to catching up again with you all this year!

Mason award landmark grant for CFS research

Researchers at Bond University have received a landmark grant of over $800,000 to continue their ground-breaking research into identifying the cause and possible treatment of Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS).

Answer to tired teen mystery

Tamara Hunter, The West Australian Updated December 1, 2011.

 

When children hit adolescence, it's not unusual for parents to have trouble getting them out of bed and off to school. Nor is it unusual for teenagers to undergo significant emotional changes and to complain of joint pain and sleep disturbances.

ME/CFS Australia (Vic,Tas,NT) invite you to attend the forthcoming Annual General Meeting

Ground breaking research to treat ME/CFS- Media Release ME/CFS Victoria

Ground breaking research to treat ME/CFS :Media Release ME/CFS Tasmania

Ground breaking research to treat ME/CFS: Media Release ME/CFS Northern Territory

Dr. Ian Lipkin and Dr. Mady Hornig, Use Deep Sequencing and Proteomics to Hunt CFS Viruses

In the end, cutting edge technology may be the game-changer in chronic fatigue syndrome – a condition that strikes an estimated 1-4 million patients in the United States.

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