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“A Regulatory Barrier to Change” : Why Women Get More Stuck with Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Than Men – A Model of ME/CFS Emerges

by Cort Johnson | Feb 12, 2014 | Gender, Hormones, HPA axis, Research

Gordon Brodericks model suggests women are more likely to get stuck with chronic fatigue syndrome than men because of hormonal issues

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