I wonder if this is grounds for a class action lawsuit. I'm serious. probably the cdc, but maybe the medical schools.
I like this line of thinking and think it may be quite effective! The target? How about the AMA for multiple legal
reasons (theoretical or practical) coincidental to the AMA's public creed 'First, do no harm... .'
As a successful (former) business owner a certain percentage of our revenues were devoted to fighting for what
was rightfully ours. We prevailed against many of the would be deadbeats. Some cases we lost; some we had to make a business decision and not pursue - too costly. ( IAE, we paid for the lawyers' kids going to private schools.)
That's the problem with a class action. Someone (or entity) aggrieved, has to be the point for the group and pursue the legal process. It's terribly expensive for anyone to undertake. [IMO, it would take an altruistic pro bono legal firm to represent a specific group or class of those allegedly injured by the actions or lack thereof of the AMA, e.g. all PWMEs (PWCs), or members of some related group. Creative litigators do this all the time, for much moolah!]
The big picture lies not in the money awarded but in the public awareness and ultimately to political change to
pursue the AMA's responsibility to get it's members educated, i.e. and ready, able and willing to treat ME/CFS.
A related objective coule be to REQUIRE doctors to accept the government instituted health care system, Medicare, which any doctor can choose to accept or not (very irksome). It was set up and paid for by people to free them from the worries of healh care in their golden years.
Now, who to get to run point?