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Author: Carol Head

Carol Head is the president and CEO of Solve ME/CFS Initiative and a life-long, fierce advocate for women and girls who has worked at the grassroots level, served on several national boards to empower women and founded WomensEnews. In January 2017, she was honored to be recognized by O, The Oprah Magazine as a 2017 Health Hero—one of 14 visionaries who are healing bodies, minds, and communities.
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