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Helping Parents Who Are Caregivers for AN Patients
The burden was hardest for mothers of patients with AN Parents are the most frequent… Read More
Anorexia
Looking At Anorexia Nervosa in a New Way
Newer global approaches search for neurobiological causes Anorexia nervosa still has one of the highest… Read More
Newer Neuroimaging Studies Show Brain Changes in Acute AN
Two studies examine results with two powerful MRI approaches. Extensive research has been done… Read More
Body Mass Index and Severe AN
A longtime standard did not apply well to severe disease. Using body mass index (BMI,… Read More
Atypical AN and other EDs Among Veterans
EDS were common in male and female veterans. Atypical AN (AAN) is “new” as of… Read More
Testing Higher-Calorie Refeeding for AN Inpatients
A recent study challenges the traditional start-low, go-slow approach to refeeding. Early weight gain is… Read More
Weight Suppression after Treatment for AN
A study suggests focusing on a tried and true method for normalizing weight. Weight suppression… Read More
Genetics and Environment May Influence Diagnostic Markers for AN and BN
A study shows diagnostic crossover. Although bulimia nervosa and anorexia nervosa are viewed as distinct… Read More
ARFID and AN: Identifying Similarities and Differences
A small study seeks to better define ARFID and AN. Patients with avoidant-restrictive food intake… Read More
Measuring Cognitive Function in Adults with AN
In two areas, patients had better scores than healthy volunteers. Despite their serious illness, adult… Read More
Treatment-Resistant AN
Those with binge-purge type AN had greater risk of resistance to being treated. There is… Read More
Relapse Following AN Treatment
Tracking the timing of relapse It is well known that relapse is common in those… Read More