• Volume 29 (2010)
• Volume 28 (2009)
• Volume 27 (2008)
• Volume 26 (2007)
• Volume 25 (2006)
• Volume 24 (2005)
• Volume 23 (2004)
• Volume 22 (2003)
• Volume 21 (2002)
• Volume 20 (2001)
• Volume 19 (2000)

Volume 22, number 4, Summer 2003

• Interview with Alastair Lynch
• Why I volunteer
• Why magnesium matters in ME/CFS, S. Spiesser
• Medical pages, by Dr. Nicole Phillips:
  • Sleep and ME/CFS, Dr. N. Phillips
  • CFS and decreased red cell volume - a new treatment trial, Dr. Barry Hurwitz
  • Publication of important new vascular research, Dr. Vance Spence et al
• A sideways look at pacing, J. Derbyshire
• Where are my meaning-laden bits?, D. Gamble
• Book review: Unravelling a medical mystery, M. Smith
• Hope... after ten years, G. Freedman
• Talking books - a useful resource, B. Oberin
• 'Living with ME' Exercise, by Dr. Charles Shepherd
• As good as it gets, C. Low

Volume 22, number 3, Spring 2003

• Awareness week 2003
• Medical pages, by Dr. Nicole Phillips:
  • ME/CFS definition - 2002 Oxford concise medical dictionary
  • The relevance of licorice, P. Twite
  • Mild hypocortisolism confirmed in CFS, AJ Clease et al
  • Diagnostic test for ME, University of Glasgow
  • Tilt test formula - a diagnostic marker for CFS, JE Nashitz et al
  • New development in endocrinology: DHES in the management of adrenal gland suppression, Charles Shepherd
  • Primary biliary atresia - similarities to CFS, Charles Shepherd
  • Blood flow normal in CFS patients
  • Antioxidant supplement may help people with ME/CFS
• Re-creating myself, N. Flanagan
• Lyme disease, R. Trudeau
• Helen's story, S. James
• Lactose intolerance, S. Spiesser
• Why scents don't make sense, G. Ziem
• Coming to terms with a life you didn't plan

Volume 22, number 2, Winter 2003

• 2002 survey results
• The Victorian Aids and Equipment Program, B. Oberin
• Disability Support Pension
• Medical pages, by Dr. Nicole Phillips:
  • Pacing and graded exercise therapy, by Dr. N. Phillips
  • Chief Medical Officer working group (UK) Some interesting findings on current "treatment", D. Jones
  • Cutting out wheat - a cautionary tale, Dr. Charles Shepherd
  • A warning about 'reverse therapy', Dr. Charles Shepherd
  • More evidence about interleukins and cognitive dysfunction, JD Weaver; et al.
  • HICKIE's sphere gets a bad rap
  • Therapy of circulation rhythm disorders in CFS: no symptomatic improvement with melatonin or phototherapy, Diabetes and Endocrinology Research Group (UK)
  • CFS: Lactic acid bacteria may be of therapeutic value, CFS-FM Integrative Care Centre (CAN)
• Managing ME/CFS, V. Clarke
• Fernando's Story
• Grumble guts - part 2, S. Spiesser
• Coping strategies to help you through relapse, S. Firth
• Families and friends and ME/CFS, J. Stevenson
• We are survivors (for those born before 1940)
• My experience with ME/CFS, M. Beach
• A true ME/CFS "tail", J. Sandford

Volume 22, number 1, Autumn 2003

• More correspondence on the guidelines in the MJA
• Medical pages, by Dr. Nicole Phillips:
  • Learning more about antidepressants, Dr. N. Phillips
  • Difference between CFS and depression, Moss; Morris; Petrie
  • Something interesting?
• ME/CFS Victoria Seminar
• Amy's Song, C. Scholten-Smith
• Income protection insurance for people with ME/CFS, J. Berrill
• Grumble guts - part 1, S. Spiesser
• Inquiry into the education of students with disabilities, J. McDonald
• Travels with his donkeys for ME/CFS awareness, J. Williams 

Volume 21, number 4, Summer 2002

• ME/CFS disability claims, J. Berrill
• Are you getting enough sunshine?, S. Spiesser
• Commotion on the Murray, A. Thomas
• Medical pages, by Dr. Nicole Phillips
  • New book: TEACH ME
  • CFS/ME/FM primary care practice research and evaluation project
  • Some interesting general practice findings, Dr. D. Lewis
  • MRI results predict symptoms, Cook, DB et al
  • CFS may increase lipoprotein peroxidation, Manuel, Y; Kennoy, B et al
  • Using antidepressants to treat chronic fatigue syndrome, Charles Lapp
  • Grief and depression, Dr. N. Phillips
• "I don't drink tea" I said, S. Gardener
• Radio therapy, S. Pascoe
• The state of the penguin, B. Oberin
• Exercise: should we or shouldn't we?, J. Finch
• Those "old me" days, N. Goranson
• Losing friends, J. Stevenson
• Zoo stories, J. Stevenson

Volume 21, number 3: Spring 2002

• Joint letter to the Australian Medical Journal
• Medical pages, by Dr. Nicole Phillips:
  • An ME/CFS management course: pilot completed
  • Possible triggers and more of onset of CFS, DeBecker; DeMeirleir
  • Acetylcholine research published
  • Willow bark for chronic pain?
  • Effects of fish on cytokines
  • Steroid medication no help to help CFS patients who faint
  • The role of visual processing systems
  • Visual dysfunction in CFS, L. Vedelago
• But aren't you paralysed?, B. Oberin
• The place, A. Delves
• Environmentally caused illness, M. Nass
• Studying with ME/CFS, S. Yuill
• My story, M. Smith
• Princess diagnosed with ME/CFS, J. Sandford

Volume 21, number 2: Winter 2002

• The continuing saga of the guidelines
• Pacing, Dr. Charles Shepherd
• Medical pages, by Dr. Nicole Phillips:
  • The place of psychiatry in the CFS debate - prejudice, power and pitfalls, Dr N. Philips
  • Summary
  • Neurasthenia
  • A selection of papers
  • Cognitive behavior therapy and graded exercise therapy
  • Psychiatry’s stance - the Reasons
  • Psychiatry and CFS
  • References
  • HPA axis dysfunction, hydrocortisone treatment
• Gentility disease, J. Stevenson
• National youth roundtable, N. Melbourne
• The theif of many lives, K. Houghton
• Awareness week in Tasmania, E. Wood
• Frustration, K. Icke
• Interview with S. Harris, R. Beech

Volume 21, number 1: Autumn 2002

• UK report on CFS, M. Smith
• The society in transition, L. Vertigan
• Medical pages, by Dr. Nicole Phillips:
  • Conferences proceedings information, S. Molesworth
  • Definition, Prof. Anthony Komaroff; DeBecker
  • Gastro-intestinal function, Burnett; Butt
  • Cardiovascular function/exercise, Behan; Sargent; McGrath
  • Infection and immune function, Nicolson; DeMeirleir; Ablashi
  • Psychiatry, E. Stein
  • Pathophysiology/Symptomatology, DeMeirleir; Casse; Cosford; Tooley; McGregor; Emms
  • New treatment trials, Veneulen; DeBecker
  • Sociological equity issues, Millen; Morris
  • Medicolegal implications of diagnosis, Speight; Chapman; Molesworth
  • Clinical cases, Cosford; Schoeffel; Burnet; Peterson
  • Management strategies, Vallings; DeMeirleir
• On courage, D. Lees
• Awareness Week 2001: May 5-12
• Case histories, M. Jepson; C. Morgan
• Ten commandments, B. Oberin
• Food for thought, Dr. B. Paks

Volume 20, number 4: Summer 2001

• Survey results
• Fever when you hold me tight, E. Tom
• Pictorial diary for 2001
• Medical pages, by Dr. Nicole Phillips:
  • The onset of ME/CFS
  • T-cells and the immune system
  • Other treatment possibilities
  • Evidence for an auto-immune factor in CFS
  • Depression and the immune system - more evidence
  • CFS: Neurological findings may be related to bold-brain barrier permeability
• The mental chest of drawers, S. Corona
• Well-being and being well, J. Stevenson
• Respite/care centre discussion paper
• Companion animals, Prof. Adrian Baumann
• Don't mention it: CFS and stigma, M. Rhoades
• Was it something you ate?, S. Spiesser

Volume 20, number 3: Spring 2001

• The third international clinical and scientific meeting for ME/CFS
• Multiple chemical sensitivity, A. Kennedy
• The wheelchair traveller returns with some observations, K. Harrison
• Caution, J. Wilson
• Finding joy, S. Bartelt
• Mind, body, spirit, P. Canet
• Medical pages, by Dr. Nicole Phillips:
  • Newsflash: 2nd draft guidelines now out!
  • The neuroendocrine system and CFS
  • Is CFS linked to vaccinations?
  • Hot off the press: a sensible theory linking depression and CFS
  • Book review
  • Hot off the press: CFS is a psychiatric disorder
• Case history, D. Thomas
• Dietary hints for managing hypoglycemia
• Glycemic index table for some common carbohydrate foods
• But mum doesn't look sick: a guide for kids with parents with ME/CFS
• Xona the Warrier Princess, by J. Stevenson
• Simulating disabilities, by B. Oberin

Volume 20, number 2: Winter 2001

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Volume 20, number 1: Autumn 2001

• Gene mutation study, Dr. David Torpy
• Repairing self esteem, by V. Rubie
• Get mobile, get a wheelchair, by M. Jepson
• Medical pages:
  • Doctors attitude to ME/CFS
  • Paediatric CFS, by Dr. David Bell
  • The course of severe chronic fatigue syndrome in childhood, L. Rangell, et al
  • Infections and CFS, M. Nasrella
  • More bug news: coagulase negative staphylococci
  • Treatment trials, JB Hickie et al
  • Treatment of CFS with 5-HT3 receptor antagonists - preliminary results, M. Spath et al
  • Cognitive behaviour therapy for adults with CFS, JR Price et al
  • Neurasthenia, psychiatry and CFS: a working trend
• Case history, M. Bailey

Volume 19, number 4: Summer 2000

• Pregnancy: Sarah's diary
• Keeping people out of your envelope, by M. Perkins
• Water, by J. Brumfitt
• Medical pages:
  • Symptom variation: illness or host, by David S. Bell
  • News about orthodox treatment and alternative treatments which may be used in ME/CFS, by Charles Shepherd
  • Symptom relief update, by Charles Shepherd
  • Adelaide CFS research group report, by C. Sargent
  • Spinal surgery prompts serious controversies
• Unexpected gains from experiencing chronic illness, by F. Tate
• Work, welfare, education, ME/CFS and me, by J. Reilly
• Day by day living with a loved one with ME/CFS, by M. Thibodeau
• To exercise or rest, that is the question, by R. Beech
• Fatigue, by J. Spotila

Volume 19, number 3: Spring 2000

• Living on the riverbank: Anelie's story
• The FM/ME/CFS foothold, by B. Oberin
• A stitch in time, by D. Morris
• Medical pages
  • Report on seminar led by Prof. Tim Roberts, Sat 6th May 2000
  • Taijiquan, healing and ME/CFS, by H. Fingeret
  • Students: save energy, by S. Stevens
  • The role of laboratory tests in diagnoses of ME/CFS, by Charles W. Lapp
  • ME/CFS: where do we stand at the moment, by Dr John Whiting
• Xona the Warrier Princess, by J. Stevenson
• Down but not out, by S. Smith
• Professor Tim Roberts addresses seminars and workshops in Tasmania

Volume 19, number 2: Winter 2000

• Awareness Week activities
• Cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT): Various opinions
• Surviving diets, by B. Oberin
• Medical pages
  • Dr Klimas' lecture capsule;
  • A new mental illness;
  • Medical questions and answers
• Those rainy days, by L. Lorden
• Panorama - in depth report; by K. Smith
• Clean your bowl, by D. Lees

Volume 19, number 1: Autumn 2000

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