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A New Scale Measures Compulsive Food Restriction
The Self-Starvation Scale may be very helpful for patients with extreme food restriction. Reprinted from…
Short-term Intensive Family Therapy
A helpful approach, particularly when access to a specialist is limited. Reprinted from Eating Disorders…
Saliva May Hold Clues to Undiagnosed Eating Disorders
Levels of two chemicals were particularly helpful. Reprinted from Eating Disorders Review May/June Volume 26,…
Tracking the Night Eating Syndrome
A host of approaches, but not much consensus, on this elusive syndrome. Reprinted from Eating…
The Heimlich Maneuver, But with a New Twist
Young patients try a new way to purge. Reprinted from Eating Disorders Review May/June Volume…
Personality and Eating Disorders
Swedish researchers: Better understanding of personality could improve outcome. Reprinted from Eating Disorders Review May/June…
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Do Eating Disorders in Parents Predict Eating Disorders in Their Children?
Two studies revealed a definite link between parents and daughters. Reprinted from Eating Disorders Review…
Gender-based Differences in Attitudes toward Eating Disorders
Findings from a survey may have practical application in public information campaigns. Reprinted from Eating…
Brain Research Reveals New Hope for Patients with Anorexia Nervosa
Preliminary studies show brain anomalies in AN diminish with weight rehabilitation. Reprinted from Eating Disorders…