Vol. 32 / No. 6 Archives - Eating Disorders Review

'Wearing too many hats' is one of the most common problems among an oft-overlooked group.… Read More

Symptoms of anorexia are affected by differences in the mid-insula. Many people with mental health… Read More

These are challenging times for clinicians, patients, and those who support ED patients. A few… Read More

A recent study challenges the traditional start-low, go-slow approach to refeeding. Early weight gain is… Read More

A pilot study doesn't deliver the expected results. Patients with Avoidant Restrictive Food Intake Disorder… Read More

A pilot study helped patients deal with the negative emotions underlying BED. While cognitive behavioral… Read More

In one study, medical admissions of teens with EDs were markedly increased. Emerging data point… Read More

A study finds signs of risk in preadolescents. Traditionally, anxiety and mood disorders are understood… Read More

Though far more common than AN and BN, OSFED and BED were left out. Eating… Read More

One study is examining the possible benefits of shortened treatment. A new feasibility trial will… Read More

Q. Recently I have seen several college students who are regularly fasting. This seems risky. Do… Read More

But observable symptoms might be misleading. Treatment guidelines for AN and BN routinely state that… Read More

Issue/Volume: Vol. 32 / No. 6