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Eating disorders surge in Australia as parents urged to discuss with kids
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Eating disorders surge in Australia as parents urged to discuss with kids

Between 4 and 16 percent of Australians have eating disorders, with rates rising over two decades.

Why it mattersGood conversations about eating disorders help parents support their kids' mental health.

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