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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
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What’s New in Eating Disorders A lot has been happening in our field. Just like… Read More
Cyber-Bullying and Disordered Eating Among Teens
More than half of teens in a Spanish study had been bullied on the Internet.… Read More
An Unhealthy Trio: BMI, BED, and Suicidality
Binge eating was associated with suicidality in one recent study. Although binge eating disorder, or… Read More
A Self-monitoring App for Those Recovering from an ED
Patient reactions were mixed in one Danish study. By 2017, more than 325,000 health-related apps… Read More
Eating Disorders Occur at Midlife, Too
The mean weight loss from weight suppression was 16 lb. Although eating disorders are most… Read More
Sleep Disorder Are Common among ED Patients
A study in Cairo concludes that some sleep disorders are more frequent than others. According… Read More
An Emotionally Expressive Writing Intervention
Putting positive reactions on paper led to one positive result. Expressive writing (EW), which involves… Read More
Questions and Answers: Eccentric Eating or an Eating Disorder?
Q.Recently our clinic has received a number of calls from teachers worried about unusual eating… Read More
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When You Have to Break Bad News
A hands-on program helps clinicians avoid being a ‘Google Doc.’ A bad experience with an… Read More