50 ME/CFS PhD Theses

from an email:

The ME-NET Newsreader now links to 50 CFS Ph.D. Theses (2013-2017).

Go to
http://www.me-net.combidom.com/newsreader/?page=ticker_en

Items present in the News Ticker

(I can't copy any of the list)

 

I fear there will be some annoyingly thoughtless stuff in there.

Last night I found a thesis on CFS that I'd downloaded a while back and never read, and was thinking... 'wow I used to find time to read these all the way through'.

Kimberly Goldsmith's one on PACE doesn't seem to be available: http://ethos.bl.uk/OrderDetails.do?did=2&uin=uk.bl.ethos.628447

 

It seems to be there now, plus some more, although some attempts to view it were unsuccessful.

 

Sorry - wasn't clear. I just meant that it didn't seem to be accessible.

 

The ME-NET Newsreader now links to 136 CFS/ME Ph.D. Theses (1989-2017).
Most theses are available online in pdf-format.

Go to

http://www.me-net.combidom.com/newsreader/?page=ticker_en

The theses, including the titles, have been added to the annual lists of the CFS/ME/FM-literature (1938-2018) present in the ME-NET library.

Go to

http://www.me-net.combidom.com/library/literature.zip

Please report lacking (meta)data to me-net@combidom.com.

Marc Fluks

(this is the man who sometimes posts weird stuff but often posts useful stuff)