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Wokingham woman’s decade-long fight ends as landmark fibromyalgia study brings hope
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WHEN she was just 13, Bethan Bourne began showing fibromyalgia symptoms. Now 32, and having lived with the condition since her early teens, the Wokingham resident has commented on a new landmark study that has for the first time identified the genetic risk factors of fibromyalgia. Led by King’s College London, the research analysed data from over 2.5 million adults, of which, 55,000 had a fibromyalgia diagnosis. And the results show the stronges…
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