GP praised during inquest after taking over sole medical care of woman with life-threatening anorexia
The inquest heard that '99 out of 100 GPs' would have refused given the complexity of care she needed.
A GP has described the professional isolation he faced after taking on the sole medical care of a woman with terminal anorexia nervosa.
In a case that once more highlights the lack of state-funded care for those with life-threatening eating disorders, Chloe Tupper weighed just 34kg when she died in June 2020 from organ failure.
