Vol. 31 / No. 3 Archives - Eating Disorders Review

As of mid-June, the number of coronavirus cases reported worldwide was 7,997,084, with 435,662 deaths.… Read More

Until very recently, Medicare did not cover programs and services that used remote audio-only telephone… Read More

COVID-19 has delivered serious challenges to us all. Sometimes such serious medical challenges can lead… Read More

A variety of factors come into play in the decision. Most children and adolescents treated… Read More

Taking action when a young patient didn’t meet diagnostic criteria but still was at risk… Read More

Low weight and smoking had negative effects. Eating disorders have been increasingly recognized as an… Read More

A highly individualized approach that was first introduced in the 1970s. Enhanced cognitive behavior therapy… Read More

The typical amphetamine withdrawal pattern was not seen across 3 studies. Binge-eating disorder (BED), now… Read More

When a parent is deployed for military service, stress can lead to obesity and disordered… Read More

Disordered eating can be easily overlooked in this group. “Some patients with [undiagnosed] restrictive eating… Read More

Q: I hope you can help. One of our patients, in her mid-20s, seems to… Read More

Highlights from the IADEP Virtual National Meeting Shortly before the annual IAEDP meeting was to… Read More

Issue/Volume: Vol. 31 / No. 3