Solve Urges CDC to Keep ME/CFS, Long Covid in National Health Interview Survey (NHIS)

This week, Solve submitted public comments on proposed changes to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) National Health Interview Survey (NHIS) that would make it harder to track ME/CFS and […]
Applications Open for 2026 Ramsay Research Grants

Solve is now accepting applications for the Ramsay Research Grant Program! This year marks the 10th anniversary of Ramsay, a decade of investing in the ME/CFS research workforce, bringing new […]
Sign up for “The Solve M.E. 2026 Community Address: Shaping What Comes Next”

On October 20th at 1 pm PT / 4 pm ET, Solve M.E. is bringing our community together for the 2026 Community Address: Shaping What Comes Next, a live conversation about […]
Solve M.E. Statement on Proposed Political Review of NIH Grants

Solve M.E.released the following statement in response to news reports that the administration is drafting an executive order to establish an external committee to review the National Institutes of Health […]
BioVie Announces Promising Results from Phase 2 of the ADDRESS-LC Trial

BioVie announced promising results from the ADDRESS-LC trial assessing the potential impact of the drug bezisterim on cognitive impairment/brain fog and fatigue in people with Long Covid. Solve fought for […]
Comment by Friday, Sept. 18: Protect ME/CFS & Long Covid Research

The National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) has proposed a reorganization that would eliminate its Division of Clinical Research and spread its work across other offices. We have […]
Watch: A Safe, Accessible Treatment for ME/CFS? The IVO-21 Study

Could IVO-21 Lead to a New ME/CFS Mitochondrial Treatment? In May 2026, Solve selected Dr. Jay H. Chung (National Institutes of Health) as a recipient of our latest ME/CFS Catalyst […]
We Won a Delay on OMB Guidance, Tell Congress to Finish the Job

Today, we’re saying a big thank you to our Members of Congress. By passing a continuing resolution that delays the proposed Office of Management and Budget (OMB) “Regulation for Federal […]
Remembering Dr. Jo Cambridge

We learned this week of the passing of a beloved member of the Solve community, Dr. Geraldine “Jo” Cambridge. Dr. Cambridge was an emeritus professor of rheumatology and inflammation at […]
Watch! “Coffee” with a Clinician: Special Session — Severe ME/CFS

In honor of Severe ME/CFS Awareness Month, our friends at Bateman Horne Center recently hosted a virtual event convening multiple ME/CFS organizations committed to advancing severe ME/CFS awareness, research, and […]
Accelerating Severe ME/CFS Research

August is Severe ME/CFS Awareness Month–a time to reflect on the toll this disease takes on those suffering from severe ME/CFS symptoms and advocate for better research, support, and treatment. […]
Solve-Funded Study Distinguishes Effects of Long Covid and ME/CFS From Effects of Deconditioning

Dr. Rob Wüst, physiology professor at the Vrije de Universiteit (Netherlands) and winner of a Solve Ramsay Research Grant, studies how diseases like Long Covid and ME/CFS affect muscle physiology. […]