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Tuesday, May 14, 2013

Sexually Harassed Men Undergo Extreme Measures To Control Weight

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Sexually Harassed Men Undergo Extreme Measures To Control Weight



Surprisingly, researchers at Michigan State University found that men who suffer from sexual harassment are more likely to try and control their weight with extreme measures like taking laxatives or vomiting, compared to women...



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