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===Nightingale Research foundation===
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The '''Nightingale Research foundation''' is a [[Canada|Canadian]] organisation for people suffering from [[chronic fatigue syndrome]]. It was founded by Dr Byron M. Hyde in 1984. It subscribes to the views of its founder that "chronic fatigue syndrome" and "myalgic encephalomyelitis" are distinct diagnoses rather than two names for the same condition.
The Nightingale Foundation has made several contributions to the care and well being of patients with CFS. It does this primarily been through representation of patients in the legal sphere rather than by conducting and publishing research in medical journals.
According to the organisation, it has developed and holds the largest database in the world of CFS patients and their accompanying pathologies based on over 23 years experience with these groups.
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* [http://www.nightingale.ca Official site]
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[1] The Nightingale Research foundation is a Canadian organisation for people suffering from chronic fatigue syndrome. It was founded by Dr Byron M. Hyde in 1984. It subscribes to the views of its founder that "chronic fatigue syndrome" and "myalgic encephalomyelitis" are distinct diagnoses rather than two names for the same condition.

The Nightingale Foundation has made several contributions to the care and well being of patients with CFS. It does this primarily been through representation of patients in the legal sphere rather than by conducting and publishing research in medical journals.

According to the organisation, it has developed and holds the largest database in the world of CFS patients and their accompanying pathologies based on over 23 years experience with these groups.

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