Titlebook: Chronic Fatigue Syndrome; Shlomo Yehuda,David I. Mostofsky Book 1997 Plenum Press, New York 1997 Alzheimer‘s disease.Alzheimer´s disease.d

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1962, References for Vol. III/7, illness or disease. Chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS) is defined solely on the basis of patient-reported symptoms and the exclusion, by clinical evaluation, of other causes of such symptoms. None of the symptoms are specific for CFS and there are no diagnostic or confirmatory laboratory tests or physi

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1970, References for Vol. III/7,onsidered to be postinfectious and many etiologic agents have been suggested but no consistent infecting agent has been found. Other theories of causation abound but none is clearly favoured by the scientific evidence. Numerous studies confirm the presence of depressive and anxiety syndromes during

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1906-1930, References for Vol. III/7,, and rheumatological symptoms. Researchers have not yet discovered the cause of CFS, but a variety of etiologies have been proposed, ranging from viral/immunological (Komaroff, 1988; Strober, 1994) to psychiatric (Manu, Lane, & Matthews, 1992). As this range of possibilities suggests, arguments exi

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1958-1959, References for Vol. III/7,ence is unknown, but it has been estimated to have a prevalence of approximately one per thousand (The facts about chronic fatigue syndrome. Coordinating Committee. US Department of Health and Human Services. CDC/NCID, September 28, 1993). It affects individuals, women more than men at the most prod

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