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Have an Intervention for an Anorexic Friend

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It’s not easy being a world-renowned journalist. But Katie Couric seems to handle it with grace, speaking to More magazine about her personal life in the new issue. Last fall, Couric opened up about her struggle with bulimia when she interviewed guest Demi Lovato, who has been in the public eye for her issues with …

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