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Mixed methods system for the assessment of post-exertional malaise in myalgic encephalomyelitis/chronic fatigue syndrome: an exploratory study

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By Barbara J. Stussman, Brice Calco, Gina Norato, Angelique Gavin
| bmj.com
We asked volunteers to broadly describe how they were feeling physically, cognitively and emotionally. ME/CFS volunteers often went into great detail describing their current state. One ME/CFS volunteer described how she was feeling physically as: Well, my head hurts and my leg hurts worse. It’s nothing unexpected. I feel quivery, even though the quivering has stopped. I still feel … I don't know how to explain it. But I feel like I have gone close to that wall where I should not have….yeah.
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Use of Complementary Health Approaches Overall and for Pain Management

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By Richard L. Nahin, Amber Rhee, Barbara J. Stussman
| JAMA: Journal of the American Medical Association Verified
Millions of US adults use complementary health approaches (CHAs) each year; in 2012, 55 million adults spent $28.3 billion on CHAs, comparable to 9% of total out-of-pocket health care expenditures.1 Previously, the safety and efficacy of many of these approaches lacked rigorous clinical trials.2 Over the past 2 decades, increasing evidence has supported the safety and efficacy of selected approaches for pain management.3,4 We examined trends in CHA use among US adults at 3 time points: 2002,...
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Reasons Office-Based Physicians in the United States Recommend Common Complementary Health Approaches to Patients: An Exploratory Study Using a National Survey | Journal of Integrative and Complementary Medicine

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By Barbara J. Stussman, Richard L. Nahin, Patricia Barnes, Remle Scott
| Mary Ann Liebert, Inc.
Journal of Integrative and Complementary MedicineAhead of Print Free Access Abstract Objective: To examine the reasons why office-based physicians do or do not recommend four selected complementary health approaches to their patients in the context of the Andersen Behavioral Model.
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