Anorexia cases are almost DOUBLE estimates in 2006, figures suggest Anorexia is twice as common among young children in the UK now than it was a decade ago, researchers claim.
Around 3.2 youngsters out of every 100,000 eight to 12-year-olds were diagnosed with the eating disorder in 2015.
This is double that of the estimated 1.5 cases per 100,000 in 2006, according to scientists at King's College London. The Daily Mail
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Around 3.2 youngsters out of every 100,000 eight to 12-year-olds were diagnosed with the eating disorder in 2015.
This is double that of the estimated 1.5 cases per 100,000 in 2006, according to scientists at King's College London. The Daily Mail
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