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Disordered eating attitudes in Polish medical students

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Kolarzyk E., Dyras M., Lyszczarz J., Ostrowska L., Klawe J., Borzecki A., Pikula A., Marcinkowski J., Palicka E.

Polish Journal of Environmental Studies

2004

tom 13

nr Suppl.2, Part 1

Objective: The aim of this study was to evaluate the frequency of subclinical symptoms of eating disorders and accompanying factors in the representative group of Polish medical students. Material and Methods: Examination included 1759 students attending five Medical Academies. The symptoms of eating attitudes and behaviour were assessed by using the Eating Attitudes Test 26. The student diets were analysed using the questionnaire with menu score by Starzyńska. Results: 150 (8.5%) of all examined students - 141 women (94%) and 9 men (6%) with evaluated BMI ranges: underweight (20.7%), normal (64%) and overweight (15.3%) were predisposed towards eating disorders. Fear of becoming overweight found the patients permanently thinking of being thinner. Fortunately nearly none of them vomited after meals. Conclusion: Medical students are not protected against the danger of developing nutritional status disturbances. Most students' daily menu was not in accordance with proper nutrition criteria.

Predispositions to anorexia and bulimia nervosa in girls

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Gora-Kupilas K., Josko J., Malara B., Miarczynska-Jonczyk H.

Polish Journal of Environmental Studies

2004

tom 13

nr Suppl.2, Part 1

The aim of the study was to find out predispositions to eating disorders (ED) such as anorexia and bulimia nervosa in girls between 14-19 years, going to grammar or secondary school. 189 girls were to answer questions of Eating Attitude Test 26 (EAT26) and fill a questionnaire prepared by authors of the study. Both questionnaires were anonymous. 19 girls (10,1%) attained 20 and more points and were qualified as EAT26+ what means predispositions to eating disorders. Body Mass Index (BMI) was used to estimate a state of nutrition. In the group EAT26+ most of the girls (57,9%) presented proper weight-height proportions.

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2 Polish Journal of Environmental Studies

1 Borzecki A.

1 Dyras M.

1 Gora-Kupilas K.

1 Josko J.

1 Klawe J.

1 Kolarzyk E.

1 Lyszczarz J.

1 Malara B.

1 Marcinkowski J.

1 Miarczynska-Jonczyk H.

1 Ostrowska L.

1 Palicka E.

1 Pikula A.

2 2004

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Disordered eating attitudes in Polish medical students

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