"You Can't Be Too Skinny. You Can't Be Too Fat. I Don't Know What You Are Supposed To Be.": A qualitative focus group study exploring body image experiences of South Asian women in the UK

Mishra, Ankita; Craddock, Nadia; Chan, Jamie; Elwyn, Rosiel; Cerea, Silvia; Tan, Wen Qiu Cindy; Haamed, Haifa Bin; Turk, Fidan

doi:10.1016/j.bodyim.2023.05.005

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"You Can't Be Too Skinny. You Can't Be Too Fat. I Don't Know What You Are Supposed To Be.": A qualitative focus group study exploring body image experiences of South Asian women in the UK

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