Bulimia nervosa—a primary defect in the hypthalamic–pituitary–adrenal axis?
Authors:
- Grethe S. BirketvedtGBGrethe S. Birketvedt
- Elin DrivenesEDElin Drivenes
- Ingvild AgledahlIAIngvild Agledahl
- Johan SundsfjordJSJohan Sundsfjord
- Reidun OlstadROReidun Olstad
- Jon R. FlorholmenJFJon R. Florholmen
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