The United Kingdom Eating Disorders Genetics Initiative.
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M. Hotopf | G. Breen | J. Treasure | T. Eley | Christopher Hübel | J. Coleman | N. Kingston | J. Bradley | A. Palmos | H. Davies | J. Mundy | Tom Price | Z. Ahmad | A. Peel | G. Kalsi | M. Davies | B. Adey | Emily J Kelly | M. Skelton | D. Monssen | H. Rogers | A. T. ter Kuile | S. Bristow | S. Curzons | K. Glen | M. McAtarsney-Kovacs | H. Virgo | J. Zvrskovec | Saakshi Kakar | S. Lee | Steven Bright | C. M. Malouf | Tom Quinn | J. Bradley
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