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Julnar Issa, BS, is a former scientific researcher now focused on bringing the knowledge of research to the general public as a freelance writer. She holds a Bachelors degree in biomedical engineering with a minor in psychology.
The Personality of Chronic Fatigue
October 22, 2010 | By Julnar Issa, BS | 106 Comments
Studies suggest that chronic fatigue may not only have the power to change a person’s personality but that certain personality traits may also put a person at higher risk of developing chronic fatigue. One recent study, in particular, examined the personalities of both people diagnosed with chronic fatigue syndrome and victims of medically unexplainable chronic fatigue not meeting criteria for chronic fatigue syndrome.
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