Parental Feeding Practices Linked to Adolescent Eating Disorder Symptoms
Parental feeding practices contribute to eating disorders in adolescence when they are nonresponsive to children’s hunger and satiety cues.
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Parental feeding practices contribute to eating disorders in adolescence when they are nonresponsive to children’s hunger and satiety cues.
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Higher diastolic blood pressure, not arterial stiffness or thickness, is associated with smaller brain volumes in early adolescence.
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