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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.

Click the photo to hear the interview.

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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Slope Rider
Feb 27

Slope Rider 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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Wallace
Feb 10

I enjoy space waves that demand precision and patience from me but the lack of checkpoints in the normal mode makes losses sting a lot after long tries

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Gloria
Feb 10

I enjoy block blast as a smart puzzle game where clear missions train my thinking, colorful blocks relax me, high scores motivate me

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Giver1966
Feb 10

What makes Dinosaur Game special is how it reached massive popularity without marketing - over 270 million plays monthly proves pure design can drive organic growth.


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Adrian Reese
Dec 15, 2025

Rhythm is the foundation of speedstars. Players must synchronize inputs to maintain speed and avoid stumbling. Too fast or too slow, and performance suffers.

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