ongoing discussion regarding ME and funding.
ME sufferer says research should be on physical symptoms - BBC radio
29 July 2011
A group of scientists working on Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, or ME, say
they are being subjected to a campaign of abuse and intimidation that
is hampering their work.
Researchers have received death threats and been subjected to a series
of complaints alleging personal and professional misconduct.
Quentin Cruse has had ME for 25 years and told Radio 5 live Breakfast
that more research should be on the physical symptoms.
The interview can be heard here: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-14342161
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