LGBTQ+ people are more likely to be diagnosed with an eating disorder than their cisgender counterparts, research shows. And LGBTQ+ youth who have had eating disorders are nearly four times more likely to attempt suicide than those who have never had an eating disorder. Mental health professionals say safe and inclusive treatment environments are key to helping people recover.
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Nonbinary people have higher rates of eating disorders, underscoring need for inclusive treatment environments
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