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Dying to be thin. Your guide to today's mental health issues
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Dying to be thin. Your guide to today's mental health issues
Ment Health Today.
2012 Jan-Feb.
Abstract
With increased awareness of under 12s, as well as older children, developing serious eating disorders there is an urgent need for early recognition and treatment, as Dr Agnes Ayton explains.
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