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We can't yet fully explain why chronic fatigue syndrome affects women more frequently than men.

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Chronic fatigue syndrome is diagnosed in women considerably more often than men, and the biological or social reasons behind this imbalance remain only partly understood. A clearer answer could improve diagnosis and treatment for both sexes.

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Citation ID: WS00593 Title: We can't yet fully explain why chronic fatigue syndrome affects women more frequently than men. URL: https://worldsolve.org/index.php?api=problem&id=593

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