New Catalyst Award Funding From Solve M.E. Advances Innovative ME/CFS and Long Covid Studies Toward Treatments
In recognition of World ME Day, Solve M.E. announced today new funding for two award-winning research studies aimed at accelerating progress toward diagnostics and treatments for ME/CFS and Long Covid. […]
Solve CEO Emily Taylor Selected for Milken Institute Leadership Program
We’re proud to announce that Solve CEO Emily Taylor has been selected for the 2026–2027 cohort of FasterCures’ LeadersLink—a leadership program of the Milken Institute focused on accelerating biomedical progress. […]
New Publication: Emily Taylor on the Evolving Science and Impact of Long Covid
Solve M.E. is proud to share that our President and CEO, Emily Taylor, has authored a new article in the January 2026 issue of Open Access Government titled “The Evolving […]
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 […]
The Unified Platform: Advancing Research Across ME/CFS, Long Covid, and Other Chronic Conditions
Chronic illnesses such as myalgic encephalomyelitis (ME) and Long COVID, which lack clinical biomarkers, present challenges around diagnosis, symptom reporting, and monitoring. That’s why the unhide® Solve Together Unified Platform–which […]
Do SARS-COV-2 Infections Increase the Risk of Subsequent Respiratory Viral Infections Among Children? An NIH RECOVER Study
After the pandemic eased (and people practiced less social distancing and masking) came a huge surge in respiratory viral infections among young children, associated with significantly more morbidities. Many children […]
NIH RECOVER Study Analyzes Electronic Health Records to Estimate Long Covid Incidence
Dr. Lorna Thorpe, a professor of population health at the New York University School of Medicine, and Dr. Richard Moggitt, a professor of biomedical informatics at the Emory University School […]
Results From the RECOVER-Adult Study: How Social Challenges Affect Risk of Developing Long Covid
Dr. Candace Feldman is a rheumatologist and assistant professor of medicine at Harvard University. She specializes in collecting and analyzing data to improve health care for disadvantaged communities. Dr. Feldman […]
Solve CEO Emily Taylor Co-Authors RECOVER Study On Risk of Developing ME/CFS After COVID
Solve CEO Emily Taylor and co-authors from esteemed organizations including the Bateman Horne Center; New York University; the Patient Led Research Collaboration on COVID-19; the University of California, San Francisco; […]
Hope Amid Uncertainty
A special message from Solve M.E. President and CEO Emily Taylor With so much speculation about the future, it’s easy to feel unsettled – and uncertainty is especially hard for […]
The Future of IACCI and Long Covid Research: ME/CFS and the Unfinished work of the COPVS Task Force
**NEW TIME AND DATE!** In 2021 the National Institutes of Health (NIH) launched the RECOVER Initiative, a patient-centered, integrated, adaptive research network created to study Long Covid. Included in the […]
Solve CEO Emily Taylor Calls for More Research Funding, New NIH Office in “Open Access Government”
Solve President and CEO Emily Taylor recently penned an op-ed piece for Open Access Government calling for more funding and multidisciplinary collaboration for research of ME/CFS, Long Covid, and other […]
