Eating Disorders: The Ethics of Media Reporting

Bioethics Research Notes 22 (2):25 (2010)
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Graham, Noelle Comparisons are drawn between media reporting of eating disorders and other.forms of self-harm. Proper understanding of these illnesses can protect sufferers from further harm caused by inaccurate and insensitive reporting.

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