Eating disorders: NHS reports surge in hospital admissions

Eating disorders: NHS reports surge in hospital admissions Experts say NHS services are failing those in need of help as admissions nearly double in six years.

The number of admissions to hospital of patients with potentially life-threatening eating disorders has almost doubled over the past six years, amid warnings from experts that NHS services to tackle anorexia and bulimia are failing to help those in need. Continue reading... The Guardian

See also:

• Eating disorder hospital admissions double in six years, figures show The Daily Telegraph
• 'People shouldn't have to move': getting care for an eating disorder The Guardian
• Long NHS delays can be 'devastating' for patients with eating disorders The Guardian