Insurance Type: One Barrier to Care for Minority and Low-Income Patients
Insurance is just one of many hurdles Diversity and equitable healthcare receive a lot of… Read More
More
In the Next Issue
Prevention and Early Identification of EDs Disgust and Self-Disgust in Treatment Treating the Patient with… Read More
Toward a Better Definition of Food Addiction
The only tool currently available is the Food Addiction Scale Is food addiction, or FA,… Read More
Loneliness, Social Withdrawal, and the Connection to Intimate Partner Violence
Social isolation and fear of being alone increase susceptibility Fear of loneliness and social withdrawal… Read More
In the Next Issue
Eating Disorders Later in Life By Kirsten Book, PMHNP, FNP-BC Eating disorders do not discriminate… Read More
Intimate Partner Violence
Fear of being alone and social isolation were connected to intimate violence. Between early and… Read More
The ABCs of SOS (Strategies of Self-Care): Self-Reflection for the ED Clinician
By Sandra Wartski, PsyD, CEDS Silber Psychological Services, Raleigh, North Carolina Clinician self-care is… Read More
COVID-linked Hospitalizations Rise for Canadian Children and Teens
The number of AN cases also rose with the pandemic. In Canada, the COVID-19 epidemic… Read More
In the Next Issue
Anorexia nervosa: A 30-year outcome A long-term study shows that the time when the disorder… Read More
Two International Meetings Remind Clinicians of Frequently Overlooked Patients
Eating disorders can affect a wide spectrum of patients. At two recent international eating disorders… Read More
The Brain: A New Avenue for Treatment of Difficult Cases?
Neuromodulation may help combat remission. Even with the best available psychotherapies, the remission rates… Read More
Rock Climbers—Another Group At Risk?
As in other sports, some climbers think lower weight gives them an advantage. Many… Read More