Economic Costs of Eating Disorders by State

In June 2020, STRIPED, in collaboration with the Academy for Eating Disorders (AED) and Deloitte Access Economics conducted the most comprehensive examination to date of the social and economic burden of eating disorders in the United States. The product of a yearlong collaboration, the report provides a critical new body of evidence on the devastating impact of eating disorders on individuals, families, and society. We also present costs and key findings by state, which we generated by extrapolating to each state from the national data proportionate to each state’s population size.

Click below to see your state’s social and economic costs of eating disorders.

Alabama
Hawaii
Massachusetts
New Mexico
South Dakota
Alaska
Idaho
Michigan
New York
Tennessee
Arizona
Illinois
Minnesota
North Carolina
Texas
Arkansas
Indiana
Mississippi
North Dakota
Utah
California
Iowa
Missouri
Ohio
Vermont
Colorado
Kansas
Montana
Oklahoma
Virginia
Connecticut
Kentucky
Nebraska
Oregon
Washington
Delaware
Louisiana
Nevada
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Florida
Maine
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Wisconsin
Georgia
Maryland
New Jersey
South Carolina
Wyoming
Washington, D.C.