55 h. ago Lisa Rinna's daughter Amelia Gray DENIES promoting anorexia after sparking concern over 'skeletal' frame

The 24-year-old nepo baby - whose eating disorder began at age 14 - responded by Instastorying past videos of herself eating bagels, a burger, and an enchilada

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7 d. ago Suicidal girl, 14, died on children's mental health ward that had half its staff off work when inexperienced agency worker left her unsupervised, inquest told

Ruth Szymankiewicz was being treated for an eating disorder at Huntercombe Hospital in Berkshire but died on February 12, 2022.

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7 d. ago Girl, 14, died at hospital when ‘left alone by mental health worker with fake ID’

Ruth Szymankiewicz, 14, was being treated for an eating disorder at Huntercombe Hospital in Berkshire, and should have been kept within eyesight at all times when she died, an inquest heard

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8 d. ago Stacey Solomon's sister Jemma opens up about her lifelong struggle to gain weight as she proudly shows off her remarkable body transformation

The entrepreneur, also known as the 'Label Lady,' has long been honest about her struggles with her body image.

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9 d. ago Princess Andre left 'hating herself' amid heartbreaking bullying over her looks

Model Princess Andre shared a devastating confession about her own body image as she revealed she was subject to cruel bullying that made her 'hate' herself

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9 d. ago Girl, 14, died at psychiatric hospital after 'worker' with false ID left her alone

Ruth Szymankiewicz, from Salisbury, Wiltshire, had an eating disorder and was a patient at Huntercombe Hospital in Maidenhead, since October 2021.

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9 d. ago Fake name care worker fled UK after eating disorder teen died under his watch

An inquest has heard how a care worker known as Ebo Acheampong was supposed to be watching vulnerable Ruth Szymankiewicz, but failed to do so and then fled to Ghana

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9 d. ago Social media battles and barbs on both sides of Atlantic over UK Online Safety Act

Farage accuses government of being ‘so below the belt’ as right wing doubles down on censorship claims The UK’s Online Safety Act has been greatly anticipated. Amid mounting concerns about the ease of accessing harmful content online, rules were drawn up to force social platforms to protect children from posts and videos that incite hatred or encourage suicide, self-harm or eating disorders.But within days of coming into force, the new approach to keeping children safe online had become a rallying point for the right in both Britain and the US. Continue reading...

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3 w. ago Girls as young as 12 developing eating disorders over body image fears

Childline has delivered thousands of counselling sessions to young people struggling with disordered eating.

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