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Attitudes to food and weight : a survey in a women's residence at the University of Cape Town
Epidemiological research in the past decade has indicated that clinical and subclinical eating disorders are widespread amongst the female population of many Western countries. Following an introductory overview of some of the literature on anorexia nervosa and bulimia, highlighting the lack of diag...
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Department of Psychology
2015
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