Orthorexia Nervosa and Anorexia Nervosa: Similar, But Distinctly Different
A focus on food but differences by culture, and quality and quantity of food. An… Read More
Publication Month: September/October
What Can An Avatar Reveal About Body Image in AN?
In a German study, beauty was in the attitude, not the eye, of the beholder.… Read More
Purging Behaviors and Sleep Disturbances
In a study from Japan, disturbed sleep was dramatically different in those with purge-type AN.… Read More
Does Teasing Lead to Disordered Eating?
Results differed in two studies; one added changes over time. Teasing about weight and bullying… Read More
Q&A: Endocrine Problems Among Men with AN
Q: I’ve read a lot about the endocrine problems among women with AN, but not… Read More
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A Web-based Program Aimed at Overcoming Resistance to Treatment In Search of Effective Treatment for… Read More
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More Highlights from the 2017 International Conference on Eating Disorders in Prague Medical complications of… Read More
A 12-Item, Short-Form Questionnaire
Results from the EDE-QS correlated well with those from the EDE-Q. Reprinted from…
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Self-Control and its Connection to Disordered Eating
Focusing on strict goals may miss deeper concerns. Reprinted from Eating Disorders Review…
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Prophylactic Phosphate Supplementation for Anorexic Inpatients
Benefits were seen for inpatients with restrictive EDs Reprinted from Eating Disorders Review…
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In Japan, a High Burden for Caregivers for Patients with AN
Longer daily contact increases the caregiving burden. Reprinted from Eating Disorders Review September/October…
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Loss of Control Eating Can Be a Problem for Teens Planning Bariatric Surgery
Problematic eating behaviors may affect up to 25% of these young patients. Reprinted…
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