Vol. 29 / No. 2 Archives - Eating Disorders Review

Bringing the Magic of the Mind to Treatment of Eating Disorders The International Association of… Read More

Our beautiful, complex, and changeable brains contain pathways to recovery that apparently have been hiding… Read More

Researchers have identified several factors that help predict suicidal ideation (SI) among college students. As… Read More

Two studies look at the internet community aspects of these sites. Pro-ana websites are important… Read More

Comorbid medical complications were common among adults admitted with EDs. The importance of medical complications… Read More

SWAG stereotypes are still prevalent. It remains the case that most people with EDs will… Read More

A study shows negative and long-lasting effects. Parents who tell a child or teen they… Read More

(Philip Mehler, MD, FAED and Arnold Anderson, MD, Editors. Paperback, $35; hardcover, $73. Baltimore, MD:… Read More

A first step is paying attention to concerns about leanness, muscle mass, and use of… Read More

Unraveling some of the many paradoxes of the disorder. Among the many paradoxes of treating… Read More

Using a new form of family-based therapy for a young age group. Transition age youth… Read More

Q. Is there any new information about young patients with anorexia nervosa (AN) and suspicious… Read More

Issue/Volume: Vol. 29 / No. 2