9Eatingdisorders affectat least 9% ofthe populationworldwide91In a collegecampus survey,91% of the womenadmitted tocontrolling theirweight throughdieting3030% of peoplewith eatingdisorders haveexperiencedsexual abuse1/2People in largerbodies are half aslikely as those at a“normal weight” or“underweight” to bediagnosed with aneating disorder.2ndEating disordersare the 2nddeadliest of mentalillnesses, followingbehind opioidoverdose50Black teenagers are50% more likely thanwhite teenagers toexhibit bulimicbehavior, such asbinge-eating andpurging.8787% of LGBTQyouth reportedbeingdissatisfied withtheir body35-5735-57% ofadolescent girlsengage in crashdieting, fasting, self-induced vomiting,diet pills, orlaxatives.21.7Bodydysmorphicdisorder affects21.7% of femalemilitarymembers2020% of women withanorexia have highlevels of autistic traits.There is someevidence that thesewomen benefit theleast from currenteating disordertreatment models7Gay men are 7times more likelyto report binge-eating than non-heterosexual men20-3020-30% ofadults witheatingdisorders alsohave autism3,000A survey of 3,000female militarymembers found thatthe majority ofrespondentsexhibited eatingdisorder symptoms1-3Bodydysmorphicdisorder affects1-3% of theoverallpopulation2626% of peoplewith eatingdisordersattemptsuicide13Bodydysmorphicdisorder affects13% of malemilitarymembers3232% of transgenderpeople report usingtheir eating disorderto modify their bodywithout hormones.4646% of 9-11year-olds are“sometimes”or “very often”on diets1/2BIPOC with eatingdisorders are halfas likely to bediagnosed orreceive treatmentfor EDs8181% of 10year oldchildren areafraid ofbeing fat.2xLGBTQ youth withbody dissatisfactionhad twice the odds ofreporting a suicideattempt in the pastyear compared toLGBTQ youth withbody satisfaction.10,20010,200 deathseach year arethe direct resultof an eatingdisorder64.7The economiccost of eatingdisorders is$64.7 billioneach year4242% of 1st-3rd gradegirls want tobe thinner.3-103-10% ofchildren andyoung peoplewith eatingdisorders alsohave autism6Less than 6% ofpeople with eatingdisorders aremedicallydiagnosed as"underweight."28-7428-74% of riskfor eatingdisorders isthrough geneticheritability4Transgender collegestudents reportexperiencingdisordered eating atapproximately fourtimes the rate of theircisgenderclassmates.12Gay men are 12times more likelyto report purgingthan non-heterosexual men9Eatingdisorders affectat least 9% ofthe populationworldwide91In a collegecampus survey,91% of the womenadmitted tocontrolling theirweight throughdieting3030% of peoplewith eatingdisorders haveexperiencedsexual abuse1/2People in largerbodies are half aslikely as those at a“normal weight” or“underweight” to bediagnosed with aneating disorder.2ndEating disordersare the 2nddeadliest of mentalillnesses, followingbehind opioidoverdose50Black teenagers are50% more likely thanwhite teenagers toexhibit bulimicbehavior, such asbinge-eating andpurging.8787% of LGBTQyouth reportedbeingdissatisfied withtheir body35-5735-57% ofadolescent girlsengage in crashdieting, fasting, self-induced vomiting,diet pills, orlaxatives.21.7Bodydysmorphicdisorder affects21.7% of femalemilitarymembers2020% of women withanorexia have highlevels of autistic traits.There is someevidence that thesewomen benefit theleast from currenteating disordertreatment models7Gay men are 7times more likelyto report binge-eating than non-heterosexual men20-3020-30% ofadults witheatingdisorders alsohave autism3,000A survey of 3,000female militarymembers found thatthe majority ofrespondentsexhibited eatingdisorder symptoms1-3Bodydysmorphicdisorder affects1-3% of theoverallpopulation2626% of peoplewith eatingdisordersattemptsuicide13Bodydysmorphicdisorder affects13% of malemilitarymembers3232% of transgenderpeople report usingtheir eating disorderto modify their bodywithout hormones.4646% of 9-11year-olds are“sometimes”or “very often”on diets1/2BIPOC with eatingdisorders are halfas likely to bediagnosed orreceive treatmentfor EDs8181% of 10year oldchildren areafraid ofbeing fat.2xLGBTQ youth withbody dissatisfactionhad twice the odds ofreporting a suicideattempt in the pastyear compared toLGBTQ youth withbody satisfaction.10,20010,200 deathseach year arethe direct resultof an eatingdisorder64.7The economiccost of eatingdisorders is$64.7 billioneach year4242% of 1st-3rd gradegirls want tobe thinner.3-103-10% ofchildren andyoung peoplewith eatingdisorders alsohave autism6Less than 6% ofpeople with eatingdisorders aremedicallydiagnosed as"underweight."28-7428-74% of riskfor eatingdisorders isthrough geneticheritability4Transgender collegestudents reportexperiencingdisordered eating atapproximately fourtimes the rate of theircisgenderclassmates.12Gay men are 12times more likelyto report purgingthan non-heterosexual men

Eating Disorder Statistics Bingo - Call List

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  1. Eating disorders affect at least 9% of the population worldwide
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  2. In a college campus survey, 91% of the women admitted to controlling their weight through dieting
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  3. 30% of people with eating disorders have experienced sexual abuse
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  4. People in larger bodies are half as likely as those at a “normal weight” or “underweight” to be diagnosed with an eating disorder.
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  5. Eating disorders are the 2nd deadliest of mental illnesses, following behind opioid overdose
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  6. Black teenagers are 50% more likely than white teenagers to exhibit bulimic behavior, such as binge-eating and purging.
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  7. 87% of LGBTQ youth reported being dissatisfied with their body
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  8. 35-57% of adolescent girls engage in crash dieting, fasting, self-induced vomiting, diet pills, or laxatives.
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  9. Body dysmorphic disorder affects 21.7% of female military members
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  10. 20% of women with anorexia have high levels of autistic traits. There is some evidence that these women benefit the least from current eating disorder treatment models
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  11. Gay men are 7 times more likely to report binge-eating than non-heterosexual men
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  12. 20-30% of adults with eating disorders also have autism
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  13. A survey of 3,000 female military members found that the majority of respondents exhibited eating disorder symptoms
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  14. Body dysmorphic disorder affects 1-3% of the overall population
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  15. 26% of people with eating disorders attempt suicide
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  16. Body dysmorphic disorder affects 13% of male military members
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  17. 32% of transgender people report using their eating disorder to modify their body without hormones.
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  18. 46% of 9-11 year-olds are “sometimes” or “very often” on diets
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  19. BIPOC with eating disorders are half as likely to be diagnosed or receive treatment for EDs
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  20. 81% of 10 year old children are afraid of being fat.
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  21. LGBTQ youth with body dissatisfaction had twice the odds of reporting a suicide attempt in the past year compared to LGBTQ youth with body satisfaction.
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  22. 10,200 deaths each year are the direct result of an eating disorder
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  23. The economic cost of eating disorders is $64.7 billion each year
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  24. 42% of 1st-3rd grade girls want to be thinner.
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  25. 3-10% of children and young people with eating disorders also have autism
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  26. Less than 6% of people with eating disorders are medically diagnosed as "underweight."
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  27. 28-74% of risk for eating disorders is through genetic heritability
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  28. Transgender college students report experiencing disordered eating at approximately four times the rate of their cisgender classmates.
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  29. Gay men are 12 times more likely to report purging than non-heterosexual men
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