Watch Now: Fran Haddock’s Candid Interview on ME/CFS!
Today, we are excited to share an exclusive video interview featuring Fran Haddock, a dedicated advocate for ME/CFS, chronic illness, environmental, and social justice causes. Fran’s profound six-year journey with ME/CFS took a significant turn after a COVID-19 infection, escalating her symptoms to severe. In this candid conversation, Fran shares her path, unveiling the intricate […]
Unlocking New Insights: Food and Saline Infusions in ME/CFS Research
The Heart of the Matter Food and saline infusions are both known to have an impact on ME/CFS symptoms. The Melbourne ME/CFS Collaboration is aiming to identify responses to different foods using objective measures, which may also prove useful in future trials. The team will also try to understand the impact of saline infusions to […]
Join Kim and Andrew in Transforming ME/CFS Awareness
Today, we’re thrilled to showcase the impactful work of Kim Eggers and Andrew Gifford, OMFCA supporters whose unwavering dedication to amplifying awareness and understanding of Myalgic Encephalomyelitis/Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (ME/CFS) is truly inspiring. Meet Kim Eggers Kim Eggers has had ME for 34 years, and as such, is passionate about the mysteries of the disease […]
Watch Now! New Research Update from the Melbourne ME/CFS Collaboration
The Heart of the Matter Hormones impact the immune system and energy metabolism, which are both considered major parts of the biological cause of ME/CFS. Changes in hormone levels may impact the development of the disease and its severity. The MELLOW project aims to measure fluctuations in hormones across the menstrual cycle, […]
Join Us in Accelerating Hope
Every May, Open Medicine Foundation Canada (OMFCA) unites with supporters worldwide to mark International ME/CFS Awareness Day on May 12 through our annual May Momentum campaign. This pivotal time allows us to spotlight the profound challenges faced by those living with Myalgic Encephalomyelitis/Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (ME/CFS) and to raise vital funds needed to propel OMFCA […]