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Opinion: How the military may be fueling eating disorders in men
The article highlights that military service is a significant risk factor for eating disorders in straight cisgender men, with veterans experiencing bulimia at three times the rate of civilians. Many male service members and veterans struggle with body image issues, feeling their bodies are never lean or strong enough.
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