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Eating Disorders on the Web — The Pro-Ana/Pro-Mia Movement
Amazon sells books promoting anorexia as lifestyle choice
Thinspo: Hidden Dangers of Pro Ana & Pro Mia Culture
Frontiers | Ghrelin: Central and Peripheral Implications in Anorexia Nervosa
Anorexia Online: Ethnographic Explorations and Clinical Implications
What is Your Child Looking At? Pro-Anorexia on the Internet | by Tish Albro | Medium
These Eating Disorder Survivors Want "Pro-Ana" Sites Outlawed In Australia
Dr Cyrus Abbasian on Twitter: "#Pro-ana sites - sadly too common, easily accessible and detrimental to vulnerable young people already concerned about their weight and body image #bonespiration #Fitspiration #thinspiration - need
Number of Groups who had Characteristics of "Pro-ana" Websites on their... | Download Table
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I Spent a Week Undercover in a Pro-Anorexia WhatsApp Group
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Embracing or resisting masculinity: Male participation in the proeating disorders (proana) online community.
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How do anorexics deny craving and urge to binge? - Quora
Pro Ana Tips And Tricks To Lose Weight Fast – Eunice Kennedy Shriver Center
Amazon sells books promoting anorexia as lifestyle choice
Frontiers | Pro-ana versus Pro-recovery: A Content Analytic Comparison of Social Media Users' Communication about Eating Disorders on Twitter and Tumblr
