The Relationship between Social Media Addiction and Eating Disorders among Followers of Social Media Influencers.

Iran J Public Health · 2025 · PMC11992902 · PMID 40225263

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To summarize, the decrease in the tendency to orthorexia nervosa as the social media addiction score increase was found to be very weakly significant ( Table 3 ).

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