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Study finds many eating disorder clients kept treatment gains
More than 50% of individuals in an eating disorder program entered treatment at or above a normal weight, dispelling myths that people who are underweight will require intervention, according to a new eating disorder treatment outcomes study released by one of the country's leading eating disorder treatment providers.
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