Inquest Reveals NHS Failures in Treating ME Patient

Maeve Boothby O'Neill's death highlights outdated views and inadequate care for ME sufferers in UK hospitals.

Doctors at Exeter Hospital held outdated beliefs that ME was psychological.
Maeve Boothby O'Neill was denied potentially life-saving treatment due to these misconceptions.
Dr. William Weir criticized the hospital for its apathy and outdated understanding of ME.
Boothby O'Neill's family fears her death could have been prevented with proper care.
The inquest calls for urgent improvements in how ME is understood and treated in the NHS.