Registration Open for ME/CFS Advocacy Week 2026
Dear friends, This year, Solve M.E. & #MEAction are partnering on a medical education initiative. As we began planning Advocacy Week this year, we took a step back and asked: […]
Welcoming Jessica Maya, PhD, Solve M.E.’s New Vice President of Scientific Programs
Solve M.E. is proud to welcome Dr. Jessica Maya as our new Vice President of Scientific Programs, a role central to how we advance discovery, collaboration, and impact across the […]
New Catalyst Awards to Accelerate ME/CFS and Long Covid Breakthroughs
Solve M.E. is proud to support two pioneering studies through our latest round of ME/CFS Catalyst Awards, a focused initiative to support promising research projects that have already made significant […]
This Week in “What’s New in ME/CFS?”: A Q&A with Dr. Hector Bonilla
In our What’s New in ME/CFS? series, we spotlight researchers transforming what we know – and what we can do – about this disease. This week, we spoke with Dr. […]
Advocacy Update: Three Crucial ME/CFS Federal Budget Wins
Hi all, I wanted to circle back with a quick update: the federal funding bills covering Labor, Health and Human Services and the Department of Defense are now final. This […]
Watch! Protecting the Ones You Love: Legal & Insurance Tools for ME/CFS Caregivers
Caring for someone with ME/CFS is an act of deep love–and preparation is one of the most meaningful ways to protect their future. In this webinar, Solve M.E. Director of […]
Immune-Gene Variants That Help Fight Certain Infections May Also Trigger Chronic Illness
Manuel Ruiz Pablos, at the Complutense University of Madrid, and Dr. Bruno Paiva, at the University of Navarra, were awarded a Solve Ramsay Grant in 2019 to study class II […]
This Week in “What’s New in ME/CFS?”: A Q&A with Manuel-Ruiz Pablos
Why do so many people with ME/CFS share the same immune gene variants? That’s the question driving Manuel Ruiz-Pablos’s research. After becoming severely ill in 2012, he began studying how […]
Strengthening Scientific Leadership: Dr. Sadie Whittaker Returns to Solve as Chief Scientific Officer
Solve M.E. is pleased to welcome Dr. Sadie Whittaker back to the organization as Chief Scientific Officer, a role in which she will continue to guide our scientific strategy and […]
How to Support Maryland’s HB27: The Long COVID Innovation Grant and Loan Program
About HB27: This bill would establish a state-level grant and loan initiative through TEDCO to fund innovative research, treatment development, and manufacturing solutions for Long COVID and related conditions. With […]
This Week in “What’s New in ME/CFS?”: A Q&A with Dr. Roshan Kumar
In our What’s New in ME/CFS? Series, we’respotlighting researchers who are not just studying this disease, but also helping to transform what’s possible. This week, we sat down with Dr. […]
Solve CEO Emily Taylor Reflects On What We Built Together In 2025 and Why It Mattered
Dear Friends, As this year comes to a close, I find myself thinking not just about what we accomplished — but why it mattered. As a caregiver who understands how […]