Which of the following empirical studies most accurately describes the prevalence rates of eating disorders?
A) A recent community study in Italy found lifetime prevalence rates of 3.5%
B) A twin study in Sweden estimated prevalence rates to be 4.1%
C) Statistics Canada's 2002 Mental Health and Well-being Survey found that 5.3% of Canadians 15 years of age or older had been diagnosed with an eating disorder in the preceding 12 months
D) CCHS determined that 1.5% of young women aged 15-24 reported having an eating disorder
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