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Recent evidence suggests otherwise.
The study was conducted by doctors from the University of Edinburgh, who screened the girls for height, weight, and other diagnostic criteria. These results should be interpreted with caution. Secondly, Dr. Carson, according to the BBC, noted that it is inconclusive. Thirdly, although the subjects came from a variety of backgrounds, the article notes that they were not poor, and food was available to them. The study, therefore, did not address the question of whether anorexia can exist in the lowest socioeconomic strata.