Cort Johnson has just sent out the second edition of his free CFS
newsletter "Phoenix Rising".

"The findings from the Paper of the Month* in October's Phoenix Rising
indicate that not only do CFS patients have high levels of oxidative
stress but they may be at risk for cardiovascular problem.  Read about
this and role your genetic inheritance plays in CFS as well as the
first patient story"

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http://www.phoenix-cfs.org/Phoenix%20Rising%20I%20II.htm

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Tom

* The paper of the month is:
Kennedy, G., Spence, VA, McClaren, M., Hill, A., Underwood, C. and J.
Belch. 2005. Oxidative stress levels are raised in chronic fatigue
syndrome and are associated with clinical symptoms. Free Radic Biol
Med. 39, 584-9. This was made possible by financial support from the
research charity, MERGE  http://www.meresearch.org.uk