The word "fatigue," from the Latin "fatigare" via the French "fatiguer," first appeared in the mid- to late 17th century, according to dictionaries. But it wasn't used in a medical sense until the late 18th century, says British psychiatrist Simon Wessely, a leading fatigue researcher and head of...
At Fatigue's Root
The word "fatigue," from the Latin "fatigare" via the French "fatiguer," first appeared in the mid- to late 17th century, according to dictionaries. But it wasn't used in a medical sense until the late 18th century, says British psychiatrist Simon Wessely, a leading fatigue researcher and head of...