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Wednesday, April 23, 2025
Traumatic events may predict eating disorders among Palestinians
Results from a study published in Brain and Behavior suggest that traumatic events may contribute to the development of eating disorders among Palestinians. Also, certain sociodemographic factors—such as educational level, gender, region, and age—were linked to a greater likelihood of experiencing eating disorders.
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