Burden and health state utility values of eating disorders: results from a population-based survey.

Long Khanh-Dao LeCathrine MihalopoulosLidia EngelStephen TouyzDavid Alejandro González-ChicaNigel StocksPhillipa Hay

Published in: Psychological medicine (2019)

EDs were significantly associated with lower HSUVs compared to people without such disorders. This study, therefore, provides new insights into the burden of EDs. The derived HSUVs can also be used to populate future economic models.

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mental health
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