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ME/CFS Guidelines

•	Letter to the eMJA (March 7, 2002) By Simon R Molesworth AM, QC. This letter, from the ME/Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Association of Australia’s National Chairman is the first to the RACP Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Clinical Practice Guidelines, to be published by The Medical Journal of Australia (eMJA).
•	Response from eMJA (April 9, 2002) By Dr Martin Van Der Weyden MD FRACP FRCPA. This is eMJA’s response to the Association’s March 7 letter (see above).
•	Letter to the eMJA (April 24, 2002) By Simon R. Molesworth AM, QC. This letter is the Association’s response to the April 9 letter from eMJA.
•	UK Guidelines released (February 18, 2002) By Paul Leverenz. The UK’s Chief Medical Officer has released the “Report of the Working Party on CFS/ME.” The Report has taken three years to produce and involved nearly as many consumer reps as health professionals (unlike the Australian process which had one consumer rep).

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