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
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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
The Impact of the COVID-19 Lockdown on EDs
Were eating disorders affected when isolation was ordered? Few studies have yet examined the… Read More
In The Next Issue
Needed for Terminal AN Patients: Clear Definitions for Ending Treatment Steps to take when a… Read More
When Virtual Care Is Necessary
A Canadian Consensus Panel issues guidelines for virtual treatment of children, teens, and emerging adults.… Read More
In The Next Issue
Highlights of the June 9-10 ICED Meeting, "Embracing Change and Extending Reach in a Transformed… Read More
Internet-based Cognitive Behavior Therapy during the COVID-19 Pandemic
Nilima Hamid, MSc (Psychiatry) Cardiff University School of Medicine, Cardiff, United Kingdom Face-to-face cognitive behavior… Read More
Emotional Abuse and Neglect during Childhood
A study shows that abuse and neglect can lead to subsequent personality disorders. While sexual… Read More
Joint Hypermobility
A condition that can interfere with the sense of body and body image. Joint hypermobility,… Read More
A New Version of the Core Beliefs Questionnaire
The newer test underlines the importance of patients’ feelings of self-loathing, feeling abandoned or isolated.… Read More
Long-term Efficacy of Treatment for Children and Adolescents
A 7-year follow-up study provides some answers. Researchers at the Maudsley Hospital in London have… Read More