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Eating disorders (EDs) have been associated with economic and quality of life burden. Several cost-of-illness studies has been reported, however, the study by Streatfeild et al. (2021) for the first time provided a comprehensive analysis of the economic burden of EDs in the United States. This study provides an opportunity to highlight the critical need for evaluating effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of preventive and treatment interventions for EDs. However, to be able to do, this further enhancement and inclusion of EDs into popul