Landmark UNC study could 'rewrite the book' on anorexia
Posted Sep 3, 2017
A study to identify the genetics associated with anorexia nervosa has the potential to "rewrite the book" on treating the potentially fatal disease, say researchers. The researchers from the UNC School of Medicine have collected blood samples for 15,000 people - including New Zealanders - for the very first study of the genetics involved in the disease.
(Radio New Zealand)
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