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A year into becoming Chief Executive of Action for ME, her youngest son was diagnosed with ME at age | A year into becoming Chief Executive of Action for ME, her youngest son was diagnosed with ME at age | ||
11.<ref>[http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/sonya-chowdhury/i-became-chief-executive-_b_16697980.html? I Became Chief Executive Of A UK M.E. Charity - And Then My Son Was Diagnosed With M.E. Too]</ref> | 11.<ref>[http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/sonya-chowdhury/i-became-chief-executive-_b_16697980.html? I Became Chief Executive Of A UK M.E. Charity - And Then My Son Was Diagnosed With M.E. Too - Huffington Post UK - Parent Voices]</ref> | ||
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Sonya Chowdhury took over as Chief Executive of Action for ME in September 2012.[1]
Education[edit | edit source]
BSc Joint Honours, Sociology & Social Work; Diploma in Social Work (DipSW) 1994 – 1998[2]
Strategy for Action for ME[edit | edit source]
Action for M.E. Statement of Strategic Intent
PACE trial data release[edit | edit source]
- Sharing research data: Board of Trustees states our position February 12, 2016
- Our letter in support of PACE trial data release February 26, 2016
Son's ME diagnosis[edit | edit source]
A year into becoming Chief Executive of Action for ME, her youngest son was diagnosed with ME at age 11.[3]
