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Community Recognition and Beliefs about Anorexia Nervosa and its Treatment

Author(s)Darby , Anita; Hay, Phillipa J; Mond, Jonathan, et al
TypeJournal article
Date Published2010
Date Created-

Disordered eating behaviours and cognitions in young women with obesity: relationship with psychological status

Author(s)Darby , Anita; Hay, Phillipa J; Mond, Jonathan, et al
TypeJournal article
Date Published2007
Date Created-

Eating disorders 'mental health literacy' in low risk, high risk and symptomatic women: Implications for health promotion programs

Author(s)Mond, Jonathon M.; Hay, Phillipa J.; Paxton, Susan, et al
TypeJournal article
Date Published2010
Date Created-
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Obesity and Impairment in Psychosocial Functioning in Women: The Mediating Role of Eating Disorder Features

Author(s)Mond, Jonathan; Hay, Phillipa J; Darby , Anita, et al
TypeJournal article
Date Published2007
Date Created-

Quality of life, course and predictors of outcomes in community women with EDNOS and common eating disorders

Author(s)Hay, Phillipa J.; Buttner, P.; Mond, Jonathon M., et al
TypeJournal article
Date Published2010
Date Created-

What are the effects of providing evidence-based information on eating disorders and their treatments? A randomized controlled trial in a symptomatic community sample

Author(s)Hay, Phillipa J; Mond, Jonathon M; Paxton, Susan, et al
TypeJournal article
Date Published2007
Date Created-
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Women with bulimic eating disorders: When do they receive treatment for an eating problem?

Author(s)Mond, Jonathon M; Hay, Phillipa J.; Darby , Anita, et al
TypeJournal article
Date Published2009
Date Created-
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