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Hello, Jenny Murray welcoming you to the podcast for Parents for Wednesday, the 27th of February.

Now, it's not unusual to hear about girls and young women who suffer from an

eating disorder whether it be anorexia or bulimia. It's rare to hear about a boy or a young

man. But the number of boys receiving treatment has doubled in recent years.

Since 2012 the number of boys going to hospital in England, Scotland and Wales increased from 235 to 466.

Professor Sandeep Renote is a consultant child and adolescent psychiatrist at Northwest

Borough's Health Care, NHS Foundation Trust, and joins us from Salford.

Samuel Pollan is the author of The Year I Didn't Eat, a novel for teenagers about a boy with anorexia. Samuel became anorexic

when he was 12. But why did he decide to write a novel for other young people.

It was something that I wish had existed when I was going through an eating disorder.

It can be very hard to relate to a factual story, I think.

You kind of

certainly when I was going through it I sort of dismissed any story that was

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