The CFS Research Review Issues
The CFS Research Review is the CFIDS Association of America’s science-based, print publication. Introduced in 2000, the Review serves the interests of both the scientific community and those with a general or personal interest in chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS, also recognized as chronic fatigue and immune dysfunction syndrome or CFIDS).
A semi-annual publication, the Review highlights advances in research, includes interviews with researchers and assesses the latest in diagnosis and management strategies.
CFS Research Review Archives
Subscriptions
The CFS Research Review and the CFIDS Chronicle are free to members of the CFIDS Association. Become a member of the Association to begin receiving both of these valuable publications.
Review Submission
The CFS Research Review seeks to publish articles written by medical and research professionals and accepts submissions of CFS-related articles of interest to health care practitioners on an ongoing basis. No guarantee of publication is made or implied and no compensation is given to authors.
All scientific/medical facts must be substantiated through medical research, clinical trials and/or broad physician experience, and must be footnoted within the text with accompanying references (see below for guidelines).
By submitting an article to the CFS Research Review , the author grants permission for the CFIDS Association of America Inc. to use that material for any of the Association's publications, including educational materials and our website.
All articles are subject to editing by the Review editorial staff for content, clarity and space considerations.
Submissions must include a brief author biography, including academic and practice credentials.
REFERENCES
Because of limited space, please refrain from using more than 10 to 12 references. Reference style is as follows:
1. Author (more than one author, use "et al"). Name of paper or article. Journal Name. Year; volume:page number.
Example: 1. Aderson M et al. Effects of staphylococcus toxoid vaccine on pain and fatigue in patients with fibromyalgia/chronic fatigue syndrome. Eur J Pain. 1998; 2: 133-42.
LENGTH
Article length varies based on subject matter. In most cases, articles should be no more than 2,000 words. Exceptions can be made with prior approval from the editor.
SUBMISSIONS
Submissions should be sent to: Editor, The CFS Research Review , PO Box 220398, Charlotte, NC 28222-0398. Submit articles on CD in Word format or e-mail as an attachment to submissions@cfids.org.
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