Management of eating disorders at a regional referral centre for diabetes and endocrinology

Rooney, D.; Holmes, J.; Crothers, J.; Hadden, D., 1996: Management of eating disorders at a regional referral centre for diabetes and endocrinology. BNF Nutrition Bulletin 21(SUP 1): 39-43

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