Abstract
The US Preventive Services Task Force recently said there’s insufficient evidence to come out in favor of (or against) routine screening for eating disorders. But Dr. Campos-Outcalt says there are things you should do routinely as part of a diagnostic assessment to identify patients who may need further evaluation and treatment.
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