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Health News | Social Media May Cause Eating Disorders in Female Athletes, Says Research - Vimarsana News

Health News | Social Media May Cause Eating Disorders in Female Athletes, Says Research

Get latest articles and stories on Health at LatestLY. Experts feel that social media may cause eating disorders in female athletes who believe they must acquire the "ideal" figure. Health News | Social Media May Cause Eating Disorders in Female Athletes, Says Research.

Social media may cause eating disorders in female athletes, says research - Vimarsana News

Social media may cause eating disorders in female athletes, says research

Experts feel that social media may cause eating disorders in female athletes who believe they must acquire the ideal figure.

Social media fuelling eating problems among female athletes: Research - Vimarsana News

Social media fuelling eating problems among female athletes: Research

Washington, April 26: According to experts, social media is fueling eating problems among female athletes who believe they must achieve the ideal body.

Social media fuelling eating problems among female athletes: Research - Vimarsana News

Social media fuelling eating problems among female athletes: Research

According to experts, social media is fueling eating problems among female athletes who believe they must achieve the "ideal" body. Dr Kathryn Vidlock and

Running 5 miles for eating a cookie: Social media behind eating disorders in female athletes - Vimarsana News

Running 5 miles for eating a cookie: Social media behind eating disorders in female athletes

Scientists at Rocky Vista University in Colorado interviewed nearly a dozen female athletes about their eating struggles. Experts warned social media was driving unrealistic body types.