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A Disease that People Are Ashamed to Talk About! Doctor: Eating Disorders Are Increasingly Affecting Young People in Estonia and the Consequences Are Very Dangerous

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Ariana Grande's (33) striking thinness in a new music video has once again raised a topic that is far from new and unfortunately not uncommon, namely eating disorders. While the singer's team and woke activists aggressively defend her right to her appearance, many fans, parents and experts are increasingly concerned about the impact that normalizing extreme thinness can have on the self-esteem and health of young people. The question is especial…
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Ariana Grande's (33) striking thinness in a new music video has once again raised a topic that is far from new and unfortunately not uncommon, namely eating disorders. While the singer's team and woke activists aggressively defend her right to her appearance, many fans, parents and experts are increasingly concerned about the impact that normalizing extreme thinness can have on the self-esteem and health of young people. The question is especial…

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ohtuleht.ee broke the news on Sunday, September 20, 2026.
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