November/December Archives - Page 7 of 25 - Eating Disorders Review Journal

Studies of nonclinical samples have shown an association between cyberbullying and negative emotions, low self-esteem,… Read More

Knowing the signs and symptoms of an eating disorder brought the lowest scores. Athletes are… Read More

One finding: Nearly half of eating disorders patients were compulsive exercisers. In the largest study… Read More

Difficulty regulating emotions is a common component of an eating disorder, and self-injury may act… Read More

Although the Internet has many benefits, negative effects emerged from concentration on body image, weight,… Read More

A pilot study showed significant differences between nature-based therapy and standard group therapy. (Note: see… Read More

A medical community network improved many areas, including making initial appointments. In Japan, health care… Read More

A study in Spain seeks to make a connection between the two. Orthorexia nervosa, first… Read More

Q. One of my middle-aged patients has a fairly long history of binge eating that I… Read More

2019: What’s New in Eating Disorders Remarkable advances and new treatment approaches and advances are… Read More

With the publication of the DSM-5, binge eating disorder (BED) finally became an official diagnosis.… Read More

Young women with AN who resume menstruation after recovery have better psychological and physiological health… Read More

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