●PTSD and Eating Disorders: A Network Analysis ●Diagnosing Atypical AN ●Binge Eating: The Role of Grazing and Food Addiction ●Early Outpatient Intervention in AN And much more…
Update
En español Digital Intervention Aids in Following Growth Curves A new study from Johns Hopkins Children’s Center, Baltimore, has shown that adding text messaging and electronic feedback to health counseling about feeding,…
BED and Addictive Behaviors
En Español Some similarities may help screening and treatment for BED patients. While addictive behaviors and binge eating disorder (BED) do not mirror one another, some characteristics of addictive behaviors can be…
From Across the Desk
En Español 2025! A new year brings new possibilities to us all, along with continuing challenges in the diagnosis and treatment of eating disorders. Historically, the spotlight has been on anorexia nervosa,…
ARFID: A Restrictive Eating Disorder That Can Occur Earlier Than AN
En español Detecting cases of ARFID with three practical tools. Avoidant Restrictive Food Intake, or ARFID, is a restrictive eating disorder that typically occurs nearly two years earlier than anorexia nervosa (AN).…
Mothers’ Concerns About Transferring An Eating Disorder
How mothers with an eating disorder deal with perceived risks to their children. The children of mothers with eating disorders are at increased risk of having an eating disorder, according to numerous…
From Across the Desk
One of our longest serving Board members, Cheryl Rock PhD, RD, is resigning after 34 years on the Eating Disorders Review Editorial Advisory Board. Active as a nutritional scientist for over two decades, Dr.…
Body Checking and Body Avoidance
An overlooked population: student and professional ballet dancers Messages promoting the benefits of thinness are all around us. Nowhere is this more marked than in a ballet studio. The very setting of…
When Autism and Feeding and Restrictive Eating Disorders Coexist
Many challenges face clinicians and patients alike. Feeding and eating disorders (FEDs) and autism share a number of similarities: fear of weight gain, anorexic behavior, and binge eating, for example. And, as…
Adults with Type 2 Diabetes and Possible Eating Disorders
Study results showed that more than one-third of adults with type 2 diabetes (T2D) were at risk. The prevalence of eating disorders has been rising and, according to a group of Indian…
Eating Disorders Among Military Women
Previous military physical and body standards have been rewritten for men and women. All our military branches have physical fitness and body composition requirements for men and women. Recently the Department of…
Questions and Answers: BMI vs. BRI
Q. Body mass index (BMI, mg/kg2) is the best known and most common way to measure body fat and obesity. However, we’ve also heard about the body roundness index. What is this, and…