VillageLife
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Our UK health service, NHS, has failed to update its news page on the positive study!
Here is there last update......
http://www.nhs.uk/news/2010/01January/Pages/Virus-link-to-CFS-in-doubt.aspx
Im sure the NHS has a duty to report the new Alter finding???
Here is there older article from October...http://www.nhs.uk/news/2009/10october/pages/does-a-virus-cause-me.aspx
The UK media have said that they didn't report the 'Alter paper' because they weren't at there desks when the story broke,
Quote ME association UK:
BUT it doesn't explain why the National Health Service in the UK, haven't reported the new findings from the FDA/NIH on there website?
It is of course possible the NHS weren't at there desks either when the news broke? and so they also no nothing about the FDA/NIH paper ?
(I think that's unlikely!)
*what happened to 24 hour media/news?
Here is there last update......
http://www.nhs.uk/news/2010/01January/Pages/Virus-link-to-CFS-in-doubt.aspx
Im sure the NHS has a duty to report the new Alter finding???
Here is there older article from October...http://www.nhs.uk/news/2009/10october/pages/does-a-virus-cause-me.aspx
The UK media have said that they didn't report the 'Alter paper' because they weren't at there desks when the story broke,
Quote ME association UK:
The US press conference at 8pm UK time did not fit in with their working arrangements for printing something on Tuesday and the findings would be 'old news' by Wednesday.
BUT it doesn't explain why the National Health Service in the UK, haven't reported the new findings from the FDA/NIH on there website?
It is of course possible the NHS weren't at there desks either when the news broke? and so they also no nothing about the FDA/NIH paper ?
*what happened to 24 hour media/news?