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Tuesday 27 July 2010
The South Australian Department of Health recently produced the Multiple Chemical Sensitivity Hospital Guidelines adapted from the Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital MCS Guidelines.
The guidelines can be downloaded here.
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As many as 180,000 Australians are directly affected by ME/CFS
Research
Research into ME/CFS is occuring across the globe. Follow the links below for research resources.
Alison Hunter Memorial Foundation
Australian Research Institutions
International Research Institutions
Support Organisations by State
ME/CFS Australia directs enquiries from members of the community about frontline support for people with ME/CFS to independently run state organisations.
Resources
Nutrition and ME/CFS: Download a PDF, available in the following languages:
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