Eating disorders: Useful facts for physicians: Postgraduate Medicine: Vol 82, No 7

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Are anorexia nervosa and bulimia nervosa distinct disorders? What symptoms signal their presence? Why is a multidisciplinary approach to treatment adv0069sable? Should drugs be used? These are questions physicians often ask when confronted by a patient with an obsessive desire for thinness. Dr Levine, an education consultant for the National Anorexic Aid Society, offers insight into these serious and increasingly prevalent problems.

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