Ireland's Eating Disorder Crisis: Progress & Challenges
Eating disorder assessments in Ireland surged last year, with over six hundred people checked, including a significant number of teenagers. Despite progress, demand continues to rise, with four hundred seventy-five people in treatment and a thirteen percent increase in new cases. The national program is expanding, with sixteen specialist teams now funded, but inpatient care remains a challenge. Plans aim to add nineteen new public beds by 2032, as Ireland works to strengthen support for eating disorder recovery.
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