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There is no sure way to prevent anorexia. While we know some of the causes of anorexia which those who develop the condition seem to share, there are too many variables to predict anorexia before the behavior actually emerges. What you can’t predict, you can’t prevent. With that in mind, understanding the disorder does give …

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Binge Eating Disorder Statistics

There are limited reliable binge eating disorder statistics on the prevalence and incidence of Binge Eating Disorder (BED), a type of eating disorder not otherwise specified that is in the works to have its own diagnostic criteria in the next edition of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders. According to the National Institute …

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Virginia Woolf Suffered From Anorexia, Niece Says

Literary legend Virginia Woolf may have suffered from an eating disorder, according to her niece, Emma. In an article on the Daily Mail this week, Emma Woolf claims that a photo she stumbled upon of her great-aunt and T.S. Eliot depicts something that evoked a “painful moment” of recognition. “The image of Virginia is of …

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