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• Pica
  |Term=Pica
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• Pica (disorder)
  == Pica (disorder) == ...that are largely non-nutritive. The term originates from the Latin word ''pica'', which means magpie, a bird known for its unusual eating behaviors where
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• Suzanne Pica 1538233184
  |Lastname=Pica
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• Michael Pica 1356455505
  |Lastname=Pica |Organization=Michael Pica PC
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• Joseph Pica 1568436012
  |Lastname=Pica
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• Jamie Pica 1902131253
  |Lastname=Pica
  976 bytes (122 words) - 05:04, 24 December 2022
• Lauren Pica 1083206551
  |Lastname=Pica
  976 bytes (120 words) - 06:37, 13 December 2022
• Javier Pica 1083635445
  |Lastname=Pica
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• Amylophagia
  #REDIRECT [[Pica (disorder)]]
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• Geomelophagia
  #REDIRECT [[Pica (disorder)]]
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• Pica (disorder)
  == Pica (disorder) == ...that are largely non-nutritive. The term originates from the Latin word ''pica'', which means magpie, a bird known for its unusual eating behaviors where
  2 KB (252 words) - 17:45, 7 February 2024
• Michael Pica 1356455505
  |Lastname=Pica |Organization=Michael Pica PC
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• Coprophagia
  ...φαγεῖν phagein, "to eat") is the consumption of feces. The term is derived from the Greek words "kopros," which means dung, and "phagein," which means to e The term "coprophagia" comes from the Greek words "kopros" meaning "dung" and "phagein" meaning "to eat". It
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• Xylophagia
  #redirect [[Pica (disorder)]] {{R from subtopic}}
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• Hyalophagia
  ...characterized by the compulsive consumption of glass. The term is derived from the Greek words "hyalos" meaning glass and "phagein" meaning to eat. The term "Hyalophagia" is derived from two Greek words. The first word is "hyalos" which translates to glass in En
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• Pagophagia
  '''Pagophagia''' (pronounced: pā-gō-fā-jē-ə) is a form of [[Pica (disorder)|pica]], a psychological disorder characterized by an appetite for substances tha The term "Pagophagia" is derived from the Greek words "pagos" meaning frost or ice, and "phagia" meaning eating.
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• Geophagy
  ...-like substances such as clay and chalk. It is a form of [[Pica (disorder)|pica]], a psychological disorder characterized by an appetite for substances tha The term "geophagy" comes from the Greek words ''geo'' meaning "earth" and ''phagein'' meaning "to eat".
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• Olesia Shalayska 1558816371
  |Organization=Michael Pica PC ..., {{#sub:{{PAGENAME}}|0|-11}} is a female clinical psychologist at Michael Pica PC, Saint Charles, IL.<br>{{cdn-clinical psychologist}}<br>{{nearby}}<br>{{
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• Pagophagy
  '''Pagophagy''' (pronounced: puh-GOF-uh-jee) is a form of [[Pica (disorder)|pica]], a psychological disorder characterized by an appetite for substances tha The term "Pagophagy" is derived from the Greek words "pagos" meaning "frost" or "ice", and "phagy" meaning "to e
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• Magpie
  ...ve collection of objects, often of little or no value. The term is derived from the bird species of the same name, known for its tendency to collect shiny The term 'Magpie' in this context is derived from the bird species ''Pica pica'', known for its tendency to collect and hoard shiny objects in its nest. T
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• Pica
  |Term=Pica
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• Geophagia
  ...or soil-like substances such as clay, chalk, or dirt. The term is derived from the Greek words "geo" meaning earth and "phagia" meaning to eat. The term Geophagia is derived from the Greek words "geo" meaning earth and "phagia" meaning to eat. It was fir
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• Trichophagia
  ...sorder characterized by the compulsive eating of hair. The term is derived from the Greek words "trich" meaning hair, and "phagia" meaning to eat. The symptoms of Trichophagia can vary greatly from person to person. However, common symptoms include:
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• Feeding disorder
  The term "feeding disorder" is derived from the English words "feed," which means to give food to, and "disorder," whic * [[Pica (disorder)|Pica]]
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• Eating disorder
  ...from the Old English 'etan' meaning to consume food, and "disorder" comes from the Latin 'dis-' meaning 'apart' and 'ordo' meaning 'order'. Thus, an eatin * '''[[Pica (disorder)|Pica]]''' - Involves craving and consuming non-food substances such as soil, cha
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• Lauren Pica 1083206551
  |Lastname=Pica
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• Jamie Pica 1902131253
  |Lastname=Pica
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• Eating disorders
  ...the Old English 'etan' meaning to consume food, and "disorder" is derived from the Latin 'dis-' meaning "apart" and 'ordo' meaning "order". Thus, an eatin * '''[[Pica (disorder)|Pica]]''': Characterized by an appetite for substances that are largely non-nutr
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