Eating Disorders

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Eating disorders: Recognizing the signs and how to get help

Nonbinary people have higher rates of eating disorders, underscoring need for inclusive treatment environments

Eating Disorders Renfrew Center

Psychedelic mushrooms may be helpful treating people with anorexia, clinical trials show

TikTok's 'almond mom' trend calls attention to the dangers of diet culture

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Eating disorders among teens have more than doubled during the COVID-19 pandemic

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Overeating after intermittent fasting could lead to a binge eating disorder

Binge eating and intermittent fasting

Genetics may help explain risk for a rare eating disorder, researchers say

Genetic risk with avoidant restrictive food intake disorder

Intermittent fasting linked to eating disorder behaviors, research shows

Intermittent Fasting

Hospitalizations for eating disorders still higher than pre-COVID

Hospitalizations for eating disorders on rise

Children's Health

Children can develop eating disorders well before they become teenagers, research shows

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LGBTQ youth with eating disorders have increased risk of suicide, study finds

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An influx of adolescent girls have sought emergency treatment for mental health conditions during COVID, CDC finds

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Compulsive exercise can be a sign of an eating disorder, experts say

Compulsive Exercise

Children's Health

The COVID-19 pandemic increased eating disorders among young people – but the signs aren't what parents might expect

Eating Disorders COVID-19

Children's Health

Boys are susceptible to eating disorders too – but they often go undetected

Boys eating disorders

A phone app may effectively treat bulimia and binge eating disorders

Eating Disorder Phone App

Eating disorders are often about managing pain – not weight

Obsessing over a healthy diet can lead to an unusual eating disorder

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How to identify and help someone with an eating disorder

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Diabulimia is a serious eating disorder that most people have never heard of

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These women are living healthy and sharing their eating disorder experiences

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Drexel launches outpatient clinic for eating disorders, weight management

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Nancy Kerrigan puts spotlight on eating disorders in athletes

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Amid backlash, Google Maps nixes short-lived calories-and-cupcakes counter

Chester County skate star Bam Margera reveals former battle with bulimia

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Eating Disorders

Penn State kicker opens up about eating disorder

Why are women the keepers of Hollywood’s diet “secrets”?

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Drexel study: Heavier kids may be more susceptible to eating disorders

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France bans super-skinny models in anorexia clampdown

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Why high-intensity workouts may make people feel less hungry

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Teens who get surgery for obesity retain weight-loss reductions 10 years later

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Standing for long periods can be bad for your health – just like sitting, study finds

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