Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
NIAID Funds Three Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Research Centers
Published in Medical Letter on the CDC and FDA, November 8th, 1999
The centers will conduct broadly focused research addressing basic science, clinical, and epidemiological aspects of CFS, including its causes, characteristics, and treatment.
CFS is a puzzling disorder in which previously healthy adults or adolescents develop severe unexplained fatigue that persists beyond six months, often in association with a spectrum of additional complaints such as sleep disorders,...
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