the health reforms , which include fining agencies employing models with a bmi under 18 and criminalising pro-anorexia web content , have now passed through the upper house of parliament .
an analysis of the reforms by sarah jackson , a research psychologist at university college london , suggested that censoring images of ultra-thin models may ease their adverse effects on young women , such as concerns about body image and behaviours such as unhealthy eating .
but while some have been hailing the legislation as a ` crackdown on anorexia ' , the laws may be unlikely to have any such effect .