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Anorexia nervosa – commonly referred to as anorexia – is one of the most common eating disorders. Sufferers of anorexia see themselves as overweight when, in fact, they are extremely underweight, even emaciated. Studies suggest that about one percent of adolescent females are affected by anorexia, according to Anorexia Nervosa and Related Eating Disorders (ANRED). …

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Eating Disorders During College

There are four suggested links between college and eating disorders: perfectionism, leaving home, contagion or association, and replacement. While these triggers can be avoided, it’s important to recognize them in order to stay healthy. Triggers Perfectionism: Many college students were perfectionists in high school and have carried that into college. Friends, grades, clothes, weight and …

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Eating Disorders And Learning Disabilities In Females

According to a new research study from the University of South Hampton and the Solent NHS Trust, women who experience financial hardship during college may be at an increased risk of developing an eating disorder. The study also found having unhealthy attitudes towards food and eating was a predictor for short-term financial difficulties for female …

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