A study published in The Lancet indicates that three out of four patients with eating disorders are dismissed by general practitioners (GPs). Researchers from Canada and the UK conducted the study and suggest that medical professionals may not adequately recognize eating disorders beyond anorexia.
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Study finds high rate of dismissal for eating disorder patients by GPs
A recent study published in The Lancet reveals that 75% of patients with eating disorders are dismissed by general practitioners. The researchers, based in Canada and the UK, highlight a potential gap in the recognition of eating disorders other than anorexia.
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Three in four eating disorder patients dismissed by GPs, major study finds
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Study finds high rate of dismissal for eating disorder patients by GPs