Know M.E. the podcast where guest speakers talk about pressing issues surrounding Myalgic Encephalomyelitis/Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (ME/CFS) and Post COVID Conditions. Join researchers, clinicians, and patient advocates as we take a deep dive into the most recent, evidence-based information, so that you too can know M.E.

In today's bonus episode: ANZMES president Fiona Charlton speaks with fellow ANZMES Executive Committee member Wendy Matthews, Emeritus Professor Warren Tate and RNZCGP Fellow Dr. Sarah Dalziel.

A full transcript of today's episode can be found here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1n2a4h9B3NZrtcdfxnDs37wwr6L5T-znHhvMii9xuc2E/edit?usp=sharing 

Health professionals can earn CME credits as they listen by subscribing to Know M.E. news at: https://forms.gle/ntH67hkz2S5Jj8xt7

You can watch this as a vodcast here: ⁠Know M.E. playlist⁠

You can watch the oral submission to the Health Select Committee in Parliament here: https://fb.watch/khpmwwAaJR/ (minute: 39:29)

ANZMES is the national advisory for ME/CFS in Aotearoa/New Zealand. ANZMES offers representation, information, national level support, and research funding. ANZMES is a RNZCGP registered provider for continuing education.

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