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Default Chronic Fatigue Pulic Service Announcements- PSA
Things such as this I like to see. VALIDITY is key.

Public Service Announcements (PSAs)
Public service announcements for the CFS public awareness campaign
illustrate the impact of the illness, educate people about how to
recognize symptoms and refer people to resources that can help.

http://www.cdc. gov/cfs/psas. htm

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