High Court hears Dublin hospital treats 14 patients a year for severe anorexia nervosa

A Dublin hospital treats about 14 patients each year for severe anorexia nervosa, the High Court has heard.

High Court hears Dublin hospital treats 14 patients a year for severe anorexia nervosa
Mon, 15 Jan, 2018 - 14:06

By Ann O'Loughlin

A Dublin hospital treats about 14 patients each year for severe anorexia nervosa, the High Court has heard.

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