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APEx blog from Mental Health theme reporting on recent, ongoing and planned work on eating disorders 

The Exeter Collaboration for Academic Primary Care (APEx) mental health theme held a meeting on 6th May 2026 with an eating disorder focus to showcase local research being conducted in this field. It was attended by colleagues from within APEx, the Children and Young people’s Mental Health (ChYMe) research collaboration and Psychology Department. This blog provides a summary of the discussions, outlining some of the key people working in the […]


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