INS and type 1 diabetes mellitus: It is worth noting that the abovementioned studies that did not find higher DEB rates in adolescents with T1D  [55–58] all employed measures that were not adapted for individuals with T1D (e.g., SCOFF; EDE-Q) and acknowledged that their results allow the potential for biased answers (due to the lack of items asking about insulin manipulation) among individuals with T1, resulting in a reduction of the estimates of DEBs.