Study links non-brain gene variant to anorexia risk
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New studies link anorexia risk to biology beyond the brain and flag readmission risks in teens.
7 reports · 8 Oct
Summary · from headlines2 points
- Studies suggest a fat-storing, non-brain gene variant may contribute to anorexia risk.
- A new study linked having a smartphone by age 12 to eating disorders.
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Readmission Risks Identified in Teens With Eating Disorders
Medscape8 Oct · 20:24Anorexia risk may begin outside the brain, new study suggests
EurekAlert! Science News Releases8 Oct · 16:44Preteen Smartphone Use Linked to Eating Disorder Symptoms
The Atlanta Voice8 Oct · 12:54A Smartphone by Age 12 Is Linked to Eating Disorders, New Study Finds
NewYork-Presbyterian8 Oct · 12:54One Everyday Habit Is Linked to 49% Higher Risk of Eating Disorder Symptoms in Teens
ScienceAlert8 Oct · 12:54Timeline 7 reports
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