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Teen Use of Eating Disorders Web Sites on the Rise


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"But, there are always sensitive ones that will try things they see," Sackeyfio said.

In general, people need to be more aware that eating disorders are severe physical illnesses and that these teens aren't just trying to be manipulative, he said.

Both Peebles and Sackeyfio recommended that parents not deny their children access to the Internet, but instead learn more about what sites they're visiting and talk with them about it.

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And, Sackeyfio said, it's crucial to find a health-care professional well-educated in eating disorders and their treatment.

More information

To learn more about possible causes of eating disorders, visit the National Eating Disorders Association (www.edap.org ).

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Last updated 12/5/2006

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SOURCES: Rebecka Peebles, M.D., instructor, adolescent medicine, Lucile Packard Children's Hospital at Stanford University School of Medicine, Mountain View, Calif.; Alexander Sackeyfio, M.D., psychiatrist, Beaumont Hospital, Royal Oak, Mich.; December 2006 Pediatrics


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