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What can I call my project on anorexia?

am doing a project on anorexia in which i have researched
what anorexia is, and how it effects physical intellectual emotional and social wellbeing
shona collins and gok wans effort to get body confidence on the curricumlum
ai did a questionnaire to find out what girls in my school thought about their bodies
i looked at pro ana websites
i watched hollyoaks to watch hannah ashworth
i read a fiction book called skin about a girl suffering from anorexia but it was written by her brother so you can see it from someone elses point of veiw

My project needs to be in the FORM OF A QUESTION, what can i call it?
Thanks x

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