Vol. 32 / No. 4 Archives - Eating Disorders Review Journal

Alternative outpatient programs aid remission. After medical stabilization in-hospital treatment is completed, teenaged ED patients… Read More

As the global COVID-19 epidemic continues, the Internet has proved to be a boon to… Read More

The University of Michigan recently reported that teens with eating disorders were twice as likely… Read More

Another good reason for ED patients to consider vaccination. It is clear that a variety… Read More

A small study seeks to better define ARFID and AN. Patients with avoidant-restrictive food intake… Read More

In two areas, patients had better scores than healthy volunteers. Despite their serious illness, adult… Read More

The main concerns centered on people with EDs. Many, many methods designed to produce weight… Read More

High treatment failure rates spur the search. Personality has been widely studied in those with… Read More

Those with binge-purge type AN had greater risk of resistance to being treated. There is… Read More

Q: One of my patients with bulimia nervosa has had troubling periods of dystonia for… Read More

When a Patient Refuses Treatment Involuntary treatment of any psychiatric disorder has always been a… Read More

Issue/Volume: Vol. 32 / No. 4