Rapid Refeeding and Anxiety among AN Patients
Swift weight gain did not increase anxiety or depression. Traditionally, refeeding patients with anorexia nervosa… Read More
Publication Month: September/October
Men in ED Treatment Facilities
A well-meant change in Britain didn’t apply well to ED treatment facilities. In 2010, the… Read More
TMS for Anorexia Nervosa
A pilot study shows promising benefits without the lasting effects of ECT. Given the lack… Read More
Compulsive Exercise and Outcome in Adults with Eating Disorders
In one study, motives and quantity of exercise were comparable among patients and healthy controls.… Read More
Questions and Answers: Overlooked Eating Disorders in Young Children
Q: We have been reading about ever-earlier cases of eating disorders in children.Are there any… Read More
In the Next Issue
What’s New in Eating Disorders A lot has been happening in our field. Just like… Read More
FROM ACROSS THE DESK: New Approaches to Eating Disorders
This issue is all about innovations, beginning with ICED 2017 keynote speaker Dr. Vikram Patel’s… Read More
Highlights of ICED 2017 – Taking a New Approach to Diagnosis and Treatment of EDs
At the 2017 International Conference on Eating Disorders (ICED) Conference in Prague early in June,… Read More
UPDATE: Age and Gender Can Affect EDs over Time
Do people “age out” of eating disorders as they near mid-life, and if so are… Read More
A Web-based Program Aimed at Overcoming Resistance to Treatment
One challenge includes surmounting a multitude of barriers. About a third of adult outpatients in… Read More
In Search of Effective Treatment for BED
An important guideline is to stick to established protocols, according to a leading researcher. Binge-eating… Read More
Distorted Body Image and Misperception of Pain
Perceptions of pain and body image dissatisfaction were correlated in patients with AN and BN.… Read More