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NEDC is an Australian government initiative dedicated to developing and implementing a consistent, evidence-based care system at the national level for the prevention and treatment of eating disorders (EDs).

This website (in English) compiles research evidence, clinical experience, lived experience, and initiatives from professionals in Australia.