Medial prefrontal cortex deficits correlate with unrefreshing sleep in patients with chronic fatigue syndrome

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@brianvastag @TheAtlantic @jameshamblin Also worrying that they blithely claim an absence of physical damage, such that sleep disturbances will remain easily reversible. This study is suggestive of an alternate view: https://t.co/BKm51aKOom

@MEActNet 2/2 In particular, this team of researchers has identified structural change over time in the sleep centre of the brains of people with ME. This is in complete contrast to the assumption that sleep problems will remain easily reversible. http…

RT @MillonesAusente: #horaSFCem #MEawarenesshour Estudio correlaciona déficits en córtex prefrontal medial con sueño noreparador en #pwME h…

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