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Old 06-28-2009, 01:00 AM #3
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Hi Nide44,

I don't quite agree about Fibromyalgia being the 'new fad' disease because of the Lyrica ads. You are looking only from your perhaps parochial perspective of whatever country you are from, but there are many other countries who fortunately do not have drug companies pushing their drugs down people's throats via TV advertising, yet 'Fibromyalgia' is still as prevalent and as frequently diagnosed - rightly or wrongly!
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