Duvet woman versus action man: the gendered aetiology of Chronic Fatigue Syndrome according to English newspapers

Overview of attention for article published in Feminist Media Studies, April 2019

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RT @treatablyme: We found that portrayals of CFS/ME differ meaningfully, depending on gender. The psychological and emotional tended to be…

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We found that portrayals of CFS/ME differ meaningfully, depending on gender. The psychological and emotional tended to be foregrounded where women were concerned and the scepticism surrounding CFS/ME as a “non disease” was much more evident. https://t.co

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