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Dying to be thin: Recognizing and treating anorexia in adolescents

Ubiquitous images of waiflike models and other females in the media prompt many adolescent girls in the United States to…

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Dying to be thin: Recognizing and treating anorexia in adolescents

Erik P. Southard, DNP, FNP-BC, CME; Renee N. Bauer, PhD, MS, RN; and Andreas M. Kummerow, MS, RN, CNE