Eating Disorders During Adolescence and the Risk for Physical and Mental Disorders During Early Adulthood
Archives of General PsychiatryPublished 1 June 2002
Jeffrey G. Johnson, Patricia Cohen, Stephanie Kasen, Judith S. Brook
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Eating disorders during adolescence may be associated with an elevated risk for a broad range of physical and mental health problems during early adulthood.
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Eating disorders during adolescence may be associated with an elevated risk for a broad range of physical and mental health problems during early adulthood.
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