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Shattering Stereotypes: Eating Disorders in Every Shape and Color

Eating disorders affect everyone regardless of race, gender or age, says eating disorder experts. The myth that “only skinny white affluent girls develop eating disorders” is to blame for other sufferers not getting diagnosed or treated, according to health experts. Psychiatrist Janet Treasure

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Eating disorders affect everyone regardless of race, gender or age, say experts

Eating disorders affect everyone regardless of race, gender or age, say experts
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Skinny white affluent girl myth a harmful barrier for others with eating disorders

Skinny white affluent girl myth a harmful barrier for others with eating disorders
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Book Review: Good Girls, by Hadley Freeman - The New York Times

In “Good Girls,” Hadley Freeman chronicles her long battle with anorexia, and its larger implications.

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The AI Therapy Service That s Democratising Mental Health Treatment

A new artificially intelligent therapy service called JAAQ promises to make a palpable difference to men’s wellbeing, transforming world-class psychologists, doctors and celebrity campaigners into your virtual confidants, available to talk at the tap of a screen. Could this really be the future of mental health treatment?

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