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See Latest ArticlesDisordered eating in adulthood is associated with reported weight loss attempts in childhood
International Journal of Eating Disorders, 10/13/09
Wylie–Rosett J et al. – Weight loss attempts in childhood may be a risk factor for the development of unhealthy eating behaviors and BED in adults.
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