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Genetic link to teen binge-eating

Megan Haggan 21/07/2015

young man binge-eating a burger and drumstick

Binge-eating in teenagers may be linked to a gene variation, according to new research from the University of Queensland. The UQ Diamantina Institute’s Professor David Evans and a University College London Institute of Child Health team have analysed data from 6000 adolescents aged 14 and 16 and found that genetic variations associated with obesity risk

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