Clinical Descriptions of Chronic Fatigue Syndrome - Diagnostic Complications and Suggested Improvements

Diagnostic Complications and Suggested Improvements

The National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE) in England and Wales states that none of the existing case definitions are based on robust evidence, and no studies have confirmed any case definition to be superior to others.

Some researchers say that subtypes of CFS may exist.

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