When psychiatrists Frank Njenga and Rachel Kang’ethe in 2001 asked 26 peers if they had ever treated patients with anorexia, they were pleasantly surprised to learn that eating disorders were extremely rare in Kenya.
There were only seven Kenyans with Anorexia in 2001. The number has ballooned
When psychiatrists Frank Njenga and Rachel Kang’ethe in 2001 asked 26 peers if they had ever treated patients with anorexia, they were pleasantly surprised to learn that eating disorders were extremely rare in Kenya.
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