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Eating Disorders Families Australia (EDFA) has welcomed the Federal Government’s proposed Digital Duty of Care framework, saying it represents a significant shift towards holding online platforms accountable for the systems and algorithms that contribute to eating disorder harm among young Australians.

With the global wellness economy forecast to reach $9 trillion by 2028 , experts are warning that many of the messages sold to us as self-care and self-improvement are really designed to profit from body insecurities, pushing unrealistic body and appearance ideals.

EDFA highlights its valuable volunteers, who EDFA are grateful for.

Eating Disorders Families Australia (EDFA) welcomes stronger protections for young people on Facebook and Instagram following Meta’s United States settlement, but warns harmful algorithms remain a significant, unresolved risk for young people vulnerable to eating disorders.

EDFA highlights its valuable volunteers, who EDFA are grateful for.

EDFA highlights its valuable volunteers, who EDFA are grateful for.

EDFA highlights its valuable volunteers, who EDFA are grateful for.

Early findings from EDFA National Social Media Survey shows that social media is deeply embedded in young people’s daily lives, shaping their routines, relationships, and emotional worlds.

The Eating Disorders Alliance (EDA), an alliance of major eating disorder organisations in Australia and New Zealand, has raised the alarm about the lack of controls in prescribing GLP-1 weight loss medications and the impact this is having on vulnerable people with or at risk of developing eating disorders.