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An article in the North Shore News has drawn attention to the importance of promoting positive body image messages within the fashion industry. The article focuses on Rachel McHollister, the owner of a boutique public relations firm, and someone who has suffered from anorexia for 13 years. Rachel admits that treatment for her anorexia along …

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