Managing Symptoms in BN: Is Drug Therapy Useful?
A host of underlying factors must be addressed first. Only about half of patients with… Read More
Publication Month: January/February
Long-Term Risk of Heart Disease and Death among Women with BN
A Canadian study follows the risk over 12 years. The short-term risks for cardiovascular complications… Read More
Oral Health and Eating Disorders in Australia
No guidelines yet exist for dietitians working with persons with eating disorders. Eating-disorder-related behaviors, including… Read More
Sports and Body Image, with Weight Gain or Loss among Young Males
Too many athletes unsuccessfully try to design their own nutrition programs. The mention of “eating… Read More
Questions and Answers: A Binge is a Binge is a…?
Q: I am currently seeing a client who has bulimia nervosa and as a part… Read More
Dancing in the Unicorn Sprinkler: Finding the SPARK
By Sandra Wartski, PsyD, CEDS Silber Psychological Services, Raleigh, NC Clinicians come into the field… Read More
From Across the Desk: When Patients Find the Joy in Getting Better
As we welcome 2020, there is much to be optimistic about in research and advances… Read More
Update: New Weight Watchers Anti-Obesity App for Children Draws Criticisms
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimates that around 13.7 million children and adolescents… Read More
Laxative Abuse: Taking a New Tack
A case of a 49-year-old woman whose abuse was halted with an approach usually reserved… Read More
Problematic Internet Use and Prediction of Eating Disorders
A new link between Internet use and eating disorders According to Statista, the German online… Read More
Access to Treatment, and Mortality in Eating Disorders
The study model also showed a high prevalence of eating disorders in the general population.… Read More
Musicians and Eating Disorders
A recent study shows perfectionism is one underlying factor. Karen Carpenter is one of the… Read More