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Use of latent profile analysis to identify eating disorder phenotypes in an adult Australian twin cohort.

Archives of general psychiatry - 1 Dec 2006

Wade Tracey D, Crosby Ross D, Martin Nicholas G

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CONTEXT: The relationships among the different eating disorders that exist in the community are poorly understood, especially for residual disorders in which bingeing or purging occurs in the absence of other behaviors. OBJECTIVE: To examine a community sample for the number of mutually exclusive weight and eating profiles. DESIGN: Data regarding lifetime eating disorder symptoms and weight range were submitted...

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PMID: 17146012
DOI: 10.1001/archpsyc.63.12.1377

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