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See Latest ArticlesMortality and predictors of death in a cohort of patients presenting to an eating disorders service
International Journal of Eating Disorders, 06/24/09
Button EJ et al. - The study confirms previous evidence of a markedly increased mortality risk for anorexia nervosa, but also suggests that the risk is not confined to this eating disorder and that greater attention needs to be focused on wider psychiatric comorbidity.
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