"the same service as those with suspected cancer"

It should not take an unnecessary death to change health policy, but it often does.

A victim should not have to be brilliant, beautiful, talented and score " four straight As" to move the public to change.

It should not take parents cruelly and unfairly left with a "burden of guilt" to move society to sympathy.

But this is exactly the level of urgency and we should hope for: "People with suspected eating disorders will get the same service as those with suspected cancer."