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|Slideshows|February 25, 2015
5 Things to Know About Eating Disorders
Author(s)Psychiatric Times Editors
Eating disorders are often complicated by devastating medical problems and may result in death. Although studies suggest a multifactorial cause for the disorder, treatment is a still challenge.
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