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CDC seeks input to shape a CFS strategic research plan
Acting on a recommendation from an external peer review of CDC’s CFS research program conducted in November 2008, CDC presented its draft 5-year strategic research plan to the CFS Advisory Committee on May 27, 2009. CDC is seeking input from interested parties on issues that CDC will consider as it begins to finalize this research plan.
The objective of the five-year strategic plan is to conduct public health research leading to the control and prevention of medically unexplained chronically fatiguing illnesses, in particular CFS. CDC is seeking input on the goals and objectives of its CFS research program in five major categories:
- Studies of Defined Populations
- Provider-based Patient Registries
- In-hospital Clinical Studies
- Laboratory Studies
- Provider and Public Educational Intervention Research
Public input can be submitted in multiple ways
- Written comments may be sent by mail or email:
- General comments regarding the five-year CFS Research Plan must be received at CDC by July 31, 2009.
For Further Information Contact:
CFSResearchPlan@cdc.gov
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