Topics covered this week include:
Cognitive behaviour therapy
Employment and productivity in people with ME/CFS
Gene expression and exercise in ME/CFS
Irritable bowel syndrome and chronic fatigue following giardia infection
Qualitative study of perspectives from health care professionals who are =
looking after people with ME/CFS
XMRV in ME/CFS (Swedish and US studies)
Abstracts available on the MEA website:
http://www.meassociation.org.uk/?p=3D10549
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