(Not ME/CFS-specific) F r e e online access to all SAGE journals until October 31, 2009

[Tom Kindlon]

(Apologies if people get this twice. It hasn't come through on alt.med.cfs
- I think a spam filter may have stopped it)

[I have no commercial interest. Sorry, I should have sent it out before now
- I didn't notice they were encouraging people to tell others. One doesn't
get access to every journal out there of course but I still think some
people will find something of interest. Tom K.]

Your Free Access to all SAGE Journals ends October 31, 2009

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[Tom Kindlon]

Amongst other things, one can see these two full papers from the last year
(I'm sure there are plenty of others of possible interest in the last 10
years):

Evaluating the Centers for Disease Control's Empirical Chronic Fatigue
Syndrome Case Definition
Leonard A. Jason, Natasha Najar, Nicole Porter, and Christy Reh
Journal of Disability Policy Studies, Sep 2009; vol. 20: pp. 93 - 100.

and

Illness Intrusiveness in Myalgic Encephalomyelitis: An Exploratory Study
E.M. Goudsmit, B. Stouten, and S. Howes
Journal of Health Psychology, Mar 2009; vol. 14: pp. 215 - 221.

The first one will help explain how rubbish the Reeves criteria are.

Tom

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