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Somatic Symptoms in Children from Three Ethnic Groupsic, African Americans, and European Americans. Probability samples of children (aged 9 to 17 years) were obtained from four geographic areas in the United States and Puerto Rico as part of Methods for the Epidemiology of Child and Adolescent Mental Disorders (MECA) study funded by the National Insti

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Hypochondriasistions: (1) What is the fundamental nature of hypochondriasis? (2) What is its etiology? (3) Where should our future research efforts be directed? The fundamental nature of hypochondriasis remains perplexing. Because hypochondriacal symptoms are not categorical and exist along a continuum in the popu

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Chronic Fatigue Syndromelly, which can be operationally defined and studied using the techniques of epidemiology, are contrasted with a belief-defined disorder, mainly found in the developed, Anglophone world. The former tells us much about the mechanisms of chronic fatigue and fatigability, and the interactions between ph

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Biological Markers of Fibromyalgiasue tender points. The biophysiology of fibromyalgia, however, has remained elusive. This paper reviews recent biological research on the role of the neuroendocrine and immune systems in the biophysiology of fibromyalgia. It is suggested that fibromyalgia is determined by a combination of different

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WHO International Study of Somatoform Disorders: An Overview of Methods and Preliminary Resultsprojects coordinated by the World Health Organisation (WHO). The project has been carried out in 11 countries representing different regions, cultures and socioeconomic settings of the world. Both qualitative and quantitative research methods have been employed in different stages of the project, wh

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