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Jason, Newton 2015: A Cross Cultural Comparison of Disability and Symptomatology Associated with CFS

eafw

eafw

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This paper seems like something they just put together for the sake of getting a publication out. Which is a pity because both of them are capable of much better. 5/10 Profs, must try harder.
 
beaker

beaker

ME/cfs 1986
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jimells said:
I know how my neurologist would view this study, and I agree with him: how does this research inform clinical treatment decisions? As a result of this study, what is there to treat, and how?

I'm not seeing it.
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My doc would agree. He would say"where's the science ? "
 
Esther12

Esther12

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This sort of research is not going to lead to a sudden breakthrough, but this sort of work is being done and published and I'd rather people like Jason and Newton were doing it than White and whomever. I would be interested in a large and expensive study looking at these sorts of differences... but don't think it would be worth the time and money.
 
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