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Ciccone DS, Weissman L, Natelson BH Chronic fatigue syndrome in male gulf war veterans and civilians: a further test of the single syndrome hypothesis, J Health Psychol 2008 13, 4, 529-36 PMID 18420761 doi 10.1177/1359105308088525 PDF
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Poskanzer DC, Henderson DA, Kunkle EC, Kalter Ss, Clement WB, Bond JO. Epidemic neuromyasthenia: an outbreak in Punta Gorda Florida. New England Journal of Medicine 1957; 257: 356-64.
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