Picky eating vs. ARFID — How to tell the difference

UCLA Health·May 16

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There is a condition known as ARFID that is being distinguished from ordinary picky eating. Reports suggest that ARFID is on the rise, although the extent of the increase is not specified. The condition is being discussed in the context of eating disorders, with some outlets noting that it is not well-known despite its apparent growth.

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