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The predictability of research in chronic illness
  1. P Davies
  1. Correspondence to:
 Dr P Davies
 Keighley Road Surgery, Illingworth, Halifax, HX2 9LL, UK; npgdavies{at}blueyonder.co.uk

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As an experienced general practitioner (GP), I have a fair idea of what any paper about a chronic illness will say. There are certain themes that recur, and I thought it would be useful to bring them together here. For any chronic condition, any paper or report will say some or all of the following:


 This disease is very common (incidence or prevalence). It is associated with extra morbidity and/or mortality. It is underdiagnosed. It is not as well recognised …

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