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    The Prevalence of Eating Disorders Among Male Collegiate Athletes

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    Author
    Goss, Brittney
    Keyword
    Eating Disorders-College Athletes
    Male College Athletes
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    Houston-Wilson, Cathy
    Date Published
    2021-12-14
    
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    Abstract
    Eating disorders have been a common topic surrounding collegiate athletes. Previous research has been mostly geared towards female athletes due to societal stigmas. Over time, research has shown that male collegiate athletes are just as susceptible to developing eating disorders and disordered eating behaviors. Although it is a less common issue for males, previous research has shown that disordered eating behaviors such as excessive exercising and supplement use are quite common for male collegiate athletes. Male athletes are now being viewed as an at-risk population for developing eating disorders and disordered eating behaviors due to the sports they participate in, pressures in and out of sport as well as the lack of education in athletic departments. The purpose of this synthesis was to review the literature on the prevalence of eating disorders among male collegiate athletes.
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