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Co-founder discusses ARFID on BBC Radio Five Live
- ARFID Awareness UK
- Sep 3, 2019
- 1 min read
On Tuesday, September 3rd, ARFID Awareness UK Co-founder and Chair Nicole Kirkland was invited to participate in a BBC Five Live interview as part of a show covering 'Fussy Eating' with Nihal Arthanayaki.
The show was in response to a news story in which a teenager who only ate chips, crisps, white bread and processed meat suffered irreparable sight loss.
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