Original sentence: " The UK and the Netherlands have particularly seen disagreements between biomedical researchers and their adherents, and psychiatrists (particularly proponents of cognitive behavioral therapy) and supporters of the theory that CFS is at least partly psychological in origin.In an article in the Journal of Clinical Pathology, Malcolm Hooper argues that the term "myalgic encephalomyelitis" (ME) should be used in place of CFS, and that research into ME in the UK has been mostly hijacked by a "lobby of psychologists and psychiatrists" holding significant power within the medical fraternity resulting in "gross abuse/neglect of patients.Some specialists and the majority of patients believe the name ‘‘chronic fatigue syndrome’’ is unsatisfactory, and would prefer a description that is less trivializing and stigmatizing
Edited sentence: " The UK and the Netherlands have particularly seen disagreements between biomedical researchers and their adherents, and psychiatrists (particularly proponents of cognitive behavioral therapy, or CBT) and supporters of the theory that CFS is at least partly psychological in origin, pointing to numerous high-quality studies concluding that CFS can be effectively managed by psychotherapy and exercise.According to Malcolm Hooper, an activist who thinks the term "myalgic encephalomyelitis" (ME) should be used in place of CFS, research into ME in the UK has been hijacked by a "lobby of psychologists and psychiatrists" who he claims holds significant power within the medical fraternity, with a resultant "gross abuse/neglect of patients.Some patient groups say the name chronic fatigue syndrome is unsatisfactory, and they prefer a more "serious sounding" name because they feel it trivializes the illness