Vol. 30 / No. 5 Archives - Eating Disorders Review

By Carolyn Coker Ross, MD, MPH, CEDS While eating disorders have long been considered a… Read More

Progress is what happens when impossibility yields to necessity.- Arnold H. Glasow This month, our… Read More

Recent large studies point to 8 regions in the genome. As previously described in Eating… Read More

With weight recovery, plasma neurofilament light chain levels fell. A number of structural brain changes… Read More

Two studies probe reasons for persisting episodes. Binge-eating disorder (BED) is now the most common… Read More

Authors call for a new evaluation of diagnostic criteria among men. For a long time,… Read More

Study shows how ‘influencers’ use the social network to promote their products in the guise… Read More

Red flags include progressive food restriction and fear of food. In a recent interview, gastroenterologist… Read More

A relatively simple and widely available test aids the diagnosis. Despite the fact that the… Read More

A patient’s initial self-image had an impact on outcome a year later. Self-image, or the… Read More

Q. I have a new patient, a 23-year-old woman, who has significant clubbing of her fingernails… Read More

When Your Patient Refuses Treatment As many as one in five persons with anorexia nervosa… Read More

Issue/Volume: Vol. 30 / No. 5