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Digital Mental Health Interventions, e-Mental Health and Cyberpsychology (1514) Eating Disorders (78)

Published on in Vol 14, No 5 (2012): Sep-Oct

Disordered Eating in a Digital Age: Eating Behaviors, Health, and Quality of Life in Users of Websites With Pro-Eating Disorder Content

Disordered Eating in a Digital Age: Eating Behaviors, Health, and Quality of Life in Users of Websites With Pro-Eating Disorder Content

Disordered Eating in a Digital Age: Eating Behaviors, Health, and Quality of Life in Users of Websites With Pro-Eating Disorder Content

Authors of this article:

Rebecka Peebles1 ;   Jenny L Wilson2 ;   Iris F Litt3 ;   Kristina K Hardy4 ;   James D Lock5 ;   Julia R Mann6 ;   Dina LG Borzekowski7
Article Authors Cited by (63) Tweetations (136) Metrics

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