"Chronic Fatigue Syndromes" (Erroneously labeled as "ME/CFS") Delivery Plan - BBC Breakfast

BBC Breakfast segment discussing the UK government's new CFS Delivery Plan.

It features Sarah Boothby, whose daughter Maeve Boothby O’Neill died in 2021 after living with Severe M.E., and Dr. Binita Kane, a respiratory specialist.

The plan includes proposals to improve awareness, invest in research, and expand access to care.

But patients and campaigners have raised concerns that the plan will have no immediate impact - highlighting the lack of NHS services, clinical expertise, and committed investment in research.