"Kent Hatch, a biologist and the lead author of the study, said clinicians could use this as a tool to help diagnose such disorders as anorexia or bulimia because many sufferers lied or did not recognize their problems."The study has been shown to be 80% accurate in determining whether a person had anorexia or bulimia. Some eating disorder specialists hope this evidence will help patients who are in denial to realize they have a disorder that is affecting them physiologically. Read more from ABCnews.com.
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