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Peter Steiner,Stefan M. Schwehrticularly young women. However, evidence is growing that depicts the characteristics and prevalence of disordered eating among other groups around the world. This chapter addresses the questions of whether disordered eating is experienced among Indigenous populations, how common this is relative to