A significant new meta-analysis has highlighted the severe mortality risks associated with eating disorders, revealing a 339% increased likelihood of death for individuals affected. Anorexia nervosa is identified as the most lethal, showing a 521% heightened risk. Conducted by Isabel Krug and her team at the University of Melbourne, this comprehensive review integrates existing research to close gaps in understanding the life-threatening nature of these mental health conditions, underscoring the need for awareness and effective treatment strategies.
A new meta-analysis reveals that eating disorders significantly increase mortality rates, with overall chances of death rising by 339%, highlighting the severe risks associated with these conditions.
Among eating disorders, anorexia nervosa stands out as the deadliest, correlating with a staggering 521% increased risk of dying, underlining the urgent need for effective intervention.
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