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Changes in Disordered Eating Across Pregnancy: A Rapid Scoping Review
Objectives Disordered eating (DE) can be particularly concerning during pregnancy, as it is associated with various obstetric complications. Findings on DE variations during pregnancy have yet to be systematically synthesized. This review seeks to summarize research on DE change across pregnancy.
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