There’s nothing easy about researching chronic fatigue syndrome. There’s no clear disease definition, no diagnostic test and not enough government funding to solve those first two problems. That’s why two studies led by Stanford researchers, funded mostly by private donations, are giving CFS patients hope.
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Including major universities leverage in a campaign for research funding adds a dimension which is difficult to ignore in the same manner patients/advocates have.
Provide significant research funding which builds upon established findings with researchers that are new in the field, using cutting edge techniques.
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More hope from the American establishment than from the UK's
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