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ALT Promotional graphic for a live webinar for health professionals on a blue background. Text promotes senior occupational therapist Melanie Weeks speaking on assessing function in ME/CFS, with a button-style prompt reading “Link in caption.” At right, a rounded image frame shows a wooden artist’s mannequin seated on notebooks. Emerge Australia, Moderna and RACGP CPD Provider logos are included.
ALT Promotional graphic for Emerge Australia’s ME/CFS Awareness Week "Top 10 PEM tips". Soft blue background with text in a white box and a screen shot of tip 1. "STOP! It might be PEM" at an angle. Text: Post-exertional malaise (PEM) is not the same as fatigue. Recognising it early in your patients is critical for safe and ME/CFS informed care. Watch our short, ten minute talk aimed at health professionals to recognise and understand PEM. Emerge Australia logo is in the top left corner.
ALT Emerge Australia announcement of blood collections for the AusME in WA. Picture of Perth skyline on the right and on the left information about how contributing to ME/CFS research is beneficial and who can contribute. Text: Register your interest today. Collection sites across greater Perth. www.ausmeregistry.org.au Emerge Australia and AusME logos are in the top right corner.
ALT Australian Government, Department of Health, Disability and Ageing webpage. Headline: “$23 million for research into Post-Acute Sequelae of COVID-19.” Date published: 13 April 2026. Audience: General public. Below is a photo of a man sitting on a couch, leaning forward with his hand on his chin, appearing thoughtful or concerned, while a woman beside him holds a notepad, suggesting a consultation or discussion.
ALT Graphic promoting free self-paced education tools from Emerge Australia and Bateman Horne Centre. On a light grey background, text reads ‘FREE Self-Paced Education Tools – Emerge Australia & Bateman Horne Centre’. A button says ‘Link in caption’. On the right, a smartphone mock-up displays a webpage titled ‘Setting the Standard, Elevating Care’ with both organisations’ logos.”
