by Michael P. Levine, Ph.D., FAED I was both honored and unsettled when Judy Krasna invited me to write about the direct importance for families…
Posted at the request of the researcher Affiliation: University of Kansas I am a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Kansas and I am beginning…
by Abby Sarrett-Cooper It is a myth that opposites attract. Research has revealed that people with similar values will have the most successful relationships. However,…
University of North Carolina (UNC) researchers are seeking more than 6,000 participants in the United States aged 18 years and over with first-hand experience of…
By Catherine Brown, co-host of the podcast Eating Disorders: Navigating Recovery and co-editor of Hope for Recovery: Stories of Healing from Eating Disorders When COVID began spreading through…
By Dr. Carole Wehbe Chidiac, American Center of Psychiatry and Neurology, Dubai My daughter is going back to college. Like most parents, I am worried…
By Elizabeth Claydon, PhD, MPH, MS, Assistant Professor at West Virginia University School of Public Health “I’m a very instinct driven person, so … it…
Dear Sir or Madam, Through the new global research study, the Eating Disorders Genetics Initiative (EDGI), we are expanding our knowledge about how genes influence…
By Rachel Millner, PSY.D, CEDS-S, CBTP To Parents of Kids with Eating Disorders (especially those who don’t fit the stereotype): I am sorry that the…
By Scott Griffiths Ask 100 boys who they want to look like, and they will name athletes, fitness models, and bodybuilders. All of them will…