The coexistence of psychiatric and gastrointestinal problems in children with restrictive eating in a nationwide Swedish twin study.

J Eat Disord · 2017 · PMC5563893 · PMID 28835820

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Generally, there was a strong trend towards boys with REP having a higher prevalence of other psychiatric problems than girls with REP (mean composite number of psychiatric diagnoses 1.90 in boys, 1.09 in girls, p = 0.051) (Table 1 ).

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There was an eleven-fold increased odds ratio of OCD in boys with REP in our study, while the twofold increased odds ratio for girls did not reach statistical significance.

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