Friday, March 11, 2011
How can we fix it if we don't agree on what exactly it is?
Got this from last week's edition of the CFIDS Association of America newsletter (my e-mails have kinda been piling up). It explains why many are disputing the recent findings in the "Lancet" report:
Troubles of Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Start With Defining It
If the only description you had for CFIDS was unusual fatigue, half the population would fall under that category. Perhaps other countries should take a cue from the Canadians and include neurological, cognitive, endocrine and perhaps immune symptoms before conducting a wide-ranging study.
Troubles of Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Start With Defining It
If the only description you had for CFIDS was unusual fatigue, half the population would fall under that category. Perhaps other countries should take a cue from the Canadians and include neurological, cognitive, endocrine and perhaps immune symptoms before conducting a wide-ranging study.
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