---- Leer en español ---- ●Significant losses in brain development occur in young AN patients, particularly in the prefrontal cortex, an area that controls executive function. ●Early comprehensive treatment with weight restoration…
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Redefining Relapse and Recovery in Eating Disorder Treatment
---- Leer en español ---- New insights are helping reframe… Read More
The Impact of Pro–Eating-Disorder Content Online: Insights for Clinicians
---- Leer en español ---- Introduction The internet offers unprecedented… Read More
Update: Alcoholism and Eating Disorders
---- Leer en español ---- The Emily Program, with headquarters… Read More
Update: Eating Disorders Coalition (EDC) Congressional annual scorecard
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Is Guided Internet CBT for Bulimia Nervosa Effective?
---- Leer en español ---- ●This ICBT program was acceptable,…
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Using the Internet to Educate Eating Disorders Patients
---- Leer en español ---- ● In young adults, addictive… Read More
Effectiveness of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Eating Disorders: An update on anorexia nervosa
---- Leer en español ---- Highlights ● No specific treatment… Read More
Secrets: An Essay
---- Leer en español ---- Highlights The seemingly simple act… Read More
Addressing Barriers to Eating Disorder Care for Medicaid Patients
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From Across the Desk
Happy 2026, the Chinese Year of the Horse! This issue has a number of new features and new staff members as well. First, we have a new Editor-in-Chief, Dr. Anne O’Melia, Chief Clinical and Quality Officer at the Eating Recovery Center, at ERC Pathlight (see biography later in this issue). Anne brings new energy and ideas to Eating Disorders Review, which we think you will enjoy.
The power of the internet is ever stronger, and several articles outline its use in clinical studies—see “Guided Internet CBT for Bulimia Nervosa,” and “Using the Internet to Educate Eating Disorders Patients,” elsewhere in this issue.
Desde el otro lado del escritorio
¡Feliz 2026, el Año Chino del Caballo! Este número incluye diversas novedades, así como la incorporación de nuevos miembros del staff. En primer lugar, tenemos una nueva Editor-in-Chief, la Dra. Anne O’Melia, Chief Clinical and Quality Officer en el Eating Recovery Center, at ERC Pathlight (ver biografía más adelante en esta edición) Anne aporta nueva energía e ideas a Eating Disorders Review, que creemos que te gustarán.
El poder de Internet es cada vez mayor, por lo que varios artículos describen su uso en estudios clínicos; véanse “Terapia cognitivo-conductual guiada por Internet para la bulimia nervosa” y “El uso de Internet para educar a los pacientes con trastornos de la conducta alimentaria”, en otras secciones de este número.