“If we only treated those at stage four cancer, we would have terrible outcomes, but that is currently the sort of a system of care we have available for eating disorders,” she says. “It’s really when you’re at your sickest do you meet the criteria to get the kind of services that are currently available. So we’re really missing the opportunity to intervene early and create better outcomes.”
Early intervention key to transforming lives of youth with eating disorders, CHEO researcher says
