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NEWS LINE
NEWS LINE
NEWS LINE
EDITED BY: JUAN DAVID
ARIAS ORDOÑEZ 10A

In England and Wales it will only
take 3 years to get your degree for
most degrees. Some degrees are 4
years long and include the
integrated Master’s, and
enrollment for the entire program
is covered by funding.
There you will find the most historic
and prestigious universities in the
world, with internationally
recognized degrees. In the United
Kingdom 91% of students find work
at the end of their degree (HESA)
The university dropout rate in the
United Kingdom is 6 % compared to
20% registered in Spain, (HESA &
MECD)

A new study reveals the metabolic
origins of anorexia, warning that it
is not only a psychological
disorder. The results open the
door to a new way of
understanding the disease that is
much deeper and more
comprehensive in order to achieve
a more effective treatment.
Anorexia nervosa affects between
1 and 2% of women and 0.2-0.4% of
men and also has the highest
mortality rate of all psychiatric
illnesses.
Anorexia nervosa is a serious
and life-threatening disease.
Symptoms of the disease may
include a drop in body weight to
extremely low and dangerous
numbers; an intense fear of
gaining weight and the selfperception
of a distorted body
image.

Today young people suffer from bulimia
Nervosa, which is an eating and psychological
Disorder characterized by the adoption of
Behaviours in which the individual moves
Away from healthy ways of eating. It is also
Defined as uncontrolled episodes of excessive
Binge eating, usually followed by purging,
The disorder is more common in
adolescent girls and young women.
The person generally knows that his
eating pattern is abnormal. You may
experience fear or guilt with bingeeating
and purging episodes. The
exact cause of bulimia is unknown.
Self-induced vomiting, incorrect use of laxatives,
Enemas, or medications that increase urine
Production, fasting, or excessive exercise.
It is usually treated with a
combination of individual therapy,
family therapy, behavior
modification, and nutritional
rehabilitation. Among adults,
cognitive behavioral therapy and
antidepressant medications have
proven effective.

There are many signs that a teen
is using drugs. It can be difficult to tell
the difference between the pangs of
adolescence and actual drug use, but
parents can be proactive in talking to
their teen to find out what’s going on.
Loss of interest in
activities.
Poor hygiene
Diminished personal
appearance
Avoiding eye contact
Frequent hunger or
“munchies”
Smell of smoke on
breath or clothes
Secretive behaviour
Unusual tiredness
Bad grades
Bloodshot eyes