Children should not be denied help in treating eating disorders on the basis of their body mass index (BMI), the NHS says.

The five-year-old boy only accepted the food from his father, who would leave his job every day to take care of him.

Online training will also be provided to teachers, GPs, and school nurses to ensure they are aware of signs and how they can refer a child for NHS support, backed by the charity Beat and the Royal ...

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Over-reliance on BMI has led to children with anorexia or bulimia being misdiagnosed and or missing out on eating disorder care, says NHSE.

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