Use of appearance- and performance-enhancing drugs and substances is associated with eating disorder symptomatology among U.S. college students.
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| Abstract | :  Body ideals for both men and women are continuing to emphasize muscularity and leanness, which has resulted in the high prevalence of appearance- and performance-enhancing drugs and substances (APEDS) use, particularly among young men. Overall, little research has investigated the individual associations between specific APEDS use and eating disorder symptomatology, including among the high-risk population of young adult college students, which was the aim of this study. | 
| Year of Publication | :  2022 | 
| Journal | :  Eating and weight disorders : EWD | 
| Volume | :  27 | 
| Issue | :  6 | 
| Number of Pages | :  2245-2250 | 
| ISSN Number | :  1124-4909 | 
| URL | :  https://dx.doi.org/10.1007/s40519-022-01364-z | 
| DOI | :  10.1007/s40519-022-01364-z | 
| Short Title | :  Eat Weight Disord | 
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