ANOREXIA

1. FACTORS

1.1. the puberty

1.2. genetic variation

1.3. biological anomaly

1.4. temperament trait

1.5. family and sociocultural factors

2. SYMPTOMS

2.1. restriction

2.2. avoiding certain foods

2.3. weight loss significant

2.4. refusal to recognize one's thiness

2.5. the feeling of having control over your body

2.6. hyper investment such as in sport and scool work

3. WHERE

3.1. all social categories

4. WHAT

4.1. disease can last for years or even life

4.2. it is an eatind disorder

5. ACTOR IN CHARGE CARE

5.1. medical nutritionist

5.2. psychologist

6. PEOPLE CONCERNED

6.1. 40 000 persons in France

6.2. mostly girls between ages 14 to 17 with peak of prevalence at age 16

7. CONSEQUENCES

7.1. hair loss

7.2. osteoporosis

7.3. social and relational isolation

7.4. cardiac arrest

7.5. risk of infection

7.6. absence of period

7.7. sad mood