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Primary care and Eating Disorders – hand-in-hand at the 17th LEDC conference. Author: Stella Kozmér – PhD Candidate

I had the opportunity to attend the 17th International London Eating Disorder Conference in March 2025. The event brought together clinicians, researchers, and lived experience voices from around the world, all focused on advancing knowledge, treatment approaches, and compassionate care in the field of eating disorders. Held at the heart of London, the conference was […]


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