Vol. 28 / No. 4 Archives - Eating Disorders Review

By Sandra Wartski, PsyD, CEDS Eating disorders are biopsychosocial disorders with multifactorial causes. While science… Read More

For the first time, Congress has agreed to fund treatment for eating disorders among members… Read More

In one study, short-term weight gains led to abnormal adipose tissue deposits in the abdomen.… Read More

Victims who report abuse face widespread social and professional retaliation. Military sexual trauma (MST) has… Read More

Patients may benefit from treatment specially directed at overvaluation of weight and shape. Concerns about… Read More

A promising service for families and partners Caregivers of eating disorders patients run a marathon… Read More

Patients with diminished mental ability respond more poorly in treatment. Many genetic, psychosocial, and interpersonal… Read More

A 7-point screening tool helps raise awareness of BED among clinicians. Although it’s now the… Read More

Needed changes in parenting style during FBT-based treatment can create marital stress. In family-based treatment… Read More

Little evidence yet, but benefits stem from easier access to care. It seems like a… Read More

Q: I have a new patient who has struggled with bulimia nervosa (BN) for 10… Read More

Issue/Volume: Vol. 28 / No. 4