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Anorexia nervosa: Past time to focus on psychology as well as weight gain
Because anorexia nervosa is both prevalent and has poor outcomes, the field needs to make significant scientific breakthroughs, according to a recent clinical review. Current treatments were developed decades ago, and the eating disorders field in general has two big problems: overspecialization and an overly narrow focus on weight restoration. The authors made specific recommendations, which center on a more holistic approach.
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