eating disorder
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of eating disorder
First recorded in 1990–95
Example Sentences
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“It kind of affected me, but I already had body dysmorphia symptoms long before she started showing symptoms of an eating disorder,” Kaley said.
From Los Angeles Times
Since February 2025, online pharmacies have been required to employ stricter checks to stop people who are already a healthy weight or have a history of eating disorders buying weight-loss jabs.
From BBC
An eating disorder charity said it was "incredibly worrying" that the injections were available "without even the most basic due diligence".
From BBC
It accepts children aged 12 to 17 who are usually at crisis point with a range of mental health illnesses including eating disorders, depression and psychosis.
From BBC
Amber Glenn recalls struggling with depression and an eating disorder early in her career.
From Los Angeles Times
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