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On: December 27, 2020 Posted in Blog Comments: 1 Views: 30

Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Genetics – From VeryWellHealth

Ahmed Hassan

Future of Genetics in Medicine - Online Course - FutureLearn

Summary of article

Research suggests that ME/CFS does run in families. Having a close relative with the disease may increase your risk of developing it by 13%, according to one study. If you do have a family member that has ME/CFS the chances of getting ME/CFS does increase but isn’t the direct cause. Another factor has to come in to cause ME/CFS

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https://www.verywellhealth.com/chronic-fatigue-syndrome-genetics-5093946