FernRhizome
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As the media buzzes with XMRV articles this week I was struck by the irony of the following sentence in one of the articles:
"The virus, dubbed XMRV for the awful-sounding xenotropic murine leukemia virus-related virus . . ."
from Cancer News Today
What a fast turnabout XMRV is making in the public understanding of CFS from the "silly sounding" name of "chronic fatigue syndrome" to something "awful-sounding."
"The virus, dubbed XMRV for the awful-sounding xenotropic murine leukemia virus-related virus . . ."
from Cancer News Today
What a fast turnabout XMRV is making in the public understanding of CFS from the "silly sounding" name of "chronic fatigue syndrome" to something "awful-sounding."