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Not Niche: Eating Disorders and the Dangers of Over-specialization

2022-12-14

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<p>Importance: General exposure to different topics within psychiatry through high-impact publications, conference presentations, and trainings can have a profound downstream effect upon the knowledge and resources available for varied mental health concerns. When specific mental health concerns are labelled as “niche” topics and relegated to specialty journals, this practice can effectively cut off means of garne...

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10.31234/osf.io/cvsre
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