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Hi, this is Dr. Rousho with what I think is a very important update regarding diets and

children. And I'd like to cover with you the results of a systematic review, and I'll read the title

and put the abstract up here on the screen, are children with chronic illness requiring dietary

therapy at risk for a disordered eating or eating disorders, a systematic review?

And remember, a systematic review will look at, attempt to look at all the available evidence

and give us a summary of what the data shows.

And essentially, what this study concluded was, well, I'll read it to you here.

Diet-treated chronic illness was associated with disordered eating and eating disorder.

That's just part of their conclusion.

So essentially what they found was when

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