The Teen LABS study showed impressive results three years after surgery. Reprinted from Eating Disorders…
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Charting the Pattern of Exercise in Stages of Anorexia Nervosa
Patients were significantly more active at weight restoration than at low weight. Reprinted from Eating…
Body Fat Deposition as a Risk Factor for Loss-of-Control Eating
Central truncal fat deposits had direct links. Reprinted from Eating Disorders Review March/April Volume 27,…
Skilled Training for Caregivers May Improve Treatment for Inpatients
Two reports suggest ways to improve outcome by helping caregivers as well as AN patients.…
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Reprinted from Eating Disorders Review January/February Volume 27, Number 1 ©2016 iaedp January/February 2016 Volume…
Sense of Smell and Its Role in Abnormal Eating Behavior
Olfaction and ghrelin may moderate emotional eating. Reprinted from Eating Disorders Review January/February Volume 27,…
Restriction and the Brain in Anorexia Nervosa
The frontal cortex provided some intriguing clues in a recent study. Reprinted from Eating Disorders…
Another Measure of Personality in Eating Disorders
Results from the Five Factor Model may enhance treatment and improve outcome. Reprinted from Eating…
Online Training for Eating Disorders Professionals
100% of participants felt such training was worthwhile. Reprinted from Eating Disorders Review January/February Volume…
Reading Memoirs as Part of Therapy: Helpful or Not?
Timing was the key in one Australian study. Reprinted from Eating Disorders Review January/February Volume…
Individualized Responses to Food Intake
A complex, varying pattern emerged from a large study. Reprinted from Eating Disorders Review January/February…