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Study Shows CFS Patients’ Brains May Be Shrinking

Posted on September 29, 2005.

Chronic Fatigue Syndrome expert Dr. David S. Bell’s July 2005 newsletter topics covered include “The Presence of Cerebral Atrophy in CFS,” “Cognitive Symptoms of CFS,” and “Abnormal Cerebral Perfusion in CFS.”

For more information, consult the July 2005 issue of the Lyndonville News.

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