Vol. 31 / No. 4 Archives - Eating Disorders Review Journal

An international meeting as close as your computer keyboard. After the 2020 iaedp conference planned… Read More

The Eating Disorders Prevention in Schools Act of 2020 (Eating Disorders PSA) was first introduced… Read More

The COVID crisis has pushed publications and organizations to turn to computer tools to bridge… Read More

Attention turns to needed changes in media coverage. Australian eating disorders specialists recently have a… Read More

Can therapist and family members successfully reboot treatment? Family-based treatment (FBT) for adolescents with AN… Read More

A pilot study from Italy showed the drug was more effective than glicazide. Binge eating… Read More

Most employees had experience with clients with EDs or use of excess exercise. A fitness… Read More

The most highly recommended treatments were family-based. By any measure, it was a daunting project:… Read More

There were no deaths, but about 20% had a chronic ED. Relatively few studies have… Read More

Professionals also need increased awareness of barriers to care. Not all young adults seek help… Read More

Q: A colleague and I have an ongoing debate about food addiction. He claims that… Read More

More highlights of the iaedp virtual meeting, including keynote addresses by Dr. John Levitt on… Read More

Issue/Volume: Vol. 31 / No. 4