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http://www.reuters.com/article/2011...e-rare-but-serious-teen-idUSTRE73H3T420110418
Copyright precludes copying the whole article here. I'll just mention that the "uninvolved expert" they quote is from King's College London. And here's a small excerpt:
Copyright precludes copying the whole article here. I'll just mention that the "uninvolved expert" they quote is from King's College London. And here's a small excerpt:
There is no cure for CFS and scientists don't know what causes it. Many sufferers say they think their illness started after a viral infection, but suggested links to a virus known as XMRV were shown in a recent scientific paper to have been based on contaminated samples in a lab (see Reuters Health story of December 20, 2010).