From Across the Desk Promoting Diversity, and Newer Areas of Treatment Diversity in eating disorders care. This is… Read More
Needed: More Research Among Men and Transgender Youth One small study showed interesting results among males and transgender youth. After many years… Read More
UPDATE: A Screening Tool Helps Primary Care Clinicians Detect EDs. A new screening tool developed at the University of North Carolina School of Medicine, Chapel… Read More
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
Newer Neuroimaging Studies Show Brain Changes in Acute AN Two studies examine results with two powerful MRI approaches. Extensive research has been done… Read More
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
The Cascading Impact of COVID-19 on ED Treatment The pandemic's trend is unlikely to slow. Many studies have now documented that the… 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
A Web-based Program for BN The principles of CBT are put to work online. A 12-week online program hopes… Read More
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS: Ketamine Q. Is ketamine ever prescribed for people with eating disorders? A parent of one of my… Read More
In The Next Issue Needed for Terminal AN Patients: Clear Definitions for Ending Treatment Steps to take when a… Read More