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See Latest ArticlesCultural Issues in Eating Pathology and Body Image Among Children and Adolescents
Journal of Pediatric Psychology, 08/25/09
George JBE et al. – The major conclusion based on this review is that eating disturbances and body dissatisfaction occur to some degree in children and adolescents from all four major ethnic groups in the U.S; however, there is substantial variability across studies.
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