People With Big Brains May Develop Eating Disorders

Published October 28, 2013

People with big brains may develop eating disorders
(NewsFix) In a small scale research it has been revealed that the size of a person's brain may have some link with development of anorexia. The study involved a total of 41 adolescent girls. Among them 19 had anorexia nervosa and the other 22 were in a … Read more on Toronto NewsFIX

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