Vol. 30 / No. 6 Archives - Eating Disorders Review

By Mary K. Stein, Managing Editor One of the most daunting aspects of anorexia nervosa… Read More

Our Editorial Board members are a group of eating disorders experts who work quietly behind… Read More

U.S. Senators on the Armed Services Committee introduced bipartisan legislation on October 23 designed to… Read More

Patient age plays an important role. Establishing and maintaining healthy bones is an important topic… Read More

A study highlights risks of heart disease and death with BN. Mortality risk is known… Read More

Perception and nonverbal memory worsened with time. Eating disorders commonly lead to numerous social, physical,… Read More

Researchers urge better screening for disordered eating. There has long been interest, agreement, and disagreement… Read More

Overall, many improvements for eating disorders diagnosis, and a few suggestions as well. After more… Read More

Remission rates were similar in men and women. In the last issue we reviewed an… Read More

Q. Is there any useful new research on the risk of suicide among eating disorders patients… Read More

Dancing in the Unicorn Sprinkler: Finding the SPARK By Sandra Wartski, PsyD, CEDS Silber Psychological… Read More

Issue/Volume: Vol. 30 / No. 6