There is a common misconception that eating disorders only affect women and girls, despite the fact over one third of those affected are male. And for people from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds, there are often added barriers that force people to conceal aspects of their identity when seeking help.

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Exposing the tip of the iceberg: why eating disorders among men are under-reported

DEC 1, 20249 MIN
Headlines on health

Exposing the tip of the iceberg: why eating disorders among men are under-reported

DEC 1, 20249 MIN

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There is a common misconception that eating disorders only affect women and girls, despite the fact over one third of those affected are male. And for people from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds, there are often added barriers that force people to conceal aspects of their identity when seeking help.