Vol. 29 / No. 5 Archives - Eating Disorders Review

Orexin neurons, a small group of cells in the hypothalamus, appear to be a promising… Read More

Refeeding the seriously ill and underweight patient is one of the more challenging and stressful… Read More

By Sandra Wartski, PsyD, CEDS Eating Disorder (ED) recovery work includes much focus on food… Read More

by Meghan Foley, RD, Carrie Schimmelpfennig, RD, MS, and Philip S. Mehler, MD, FACP, FAED,… Read More

Side effects did occur in one-third of the young patients. A group at the University… Read More

Swift weight gain did not increase anxiety or depression. Traditionally, refeeding patients with anorexia nervosa… Read More

A well-meant change in Britain didn’t apply well to ED treatment facilities. In 2010, the… Read More

A pilot study shows promising benefits without the lasting effects of ECT. Given the lack… Read More

In one study, motives and quantity of exercise were comparable among patients and healthy controls.… Read More

Q: We have been reading about ever-earlier cases of eating disorders in children.Are there any… Read More

What’s New in Eating Disorders A lot has been happening in our field. Just like… Read More

Issue/Volume: Vol. 29 / No. 5