You can imagine - or recall - the boasting in the school playground. "How many Weet-Bix can you eat?" one teenage boy asks his mates. "I ate six in one go yesterday." "I ate eight the other day." ...

a third of teenage boys report that they're trying to bulk up or gain weight, and not all of them will develop an eating disorder. However, warning signs for an eating disorder occur when a boy ...

If we look globally, 1 in 5 adolescents struggle with disordered eating. According to research published by Jama Paediatrics, 17% of teenage boys have disordered eating behaviours with 30% of teenage ...

In fact, one-third of teenage boys across the United States report that they’re trying to bulk up and get more muscular. And a subset of those may develop eating disorders or muscle dysmorphia ...

While eating disorders have increased by more than 50 per cent among females during the pandemic, experts say the difficulties men and boys have speaking ... social media and young people ...

Or If his meal plan is getting in the way of doing normal activities like eating pizza at a friend’s house. “We have seen more teen boys presenting with disordered eating, excessive exercise ...

A young boy has not eaten anything by mouth in 17 months because an eating disorder has left him terrified of food. Three-year-old Oliver Taylor, from Birkenhead, has ARFID - Avoidant Restrictive ...

If we look globally, 1 in 5 adolescents struggle with disordered eating. According to research published by Jama Paediatrics, 17% of teenage boys have disordered eating behaviours with 30% of ...