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Journal of Eating Disorders
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ISSN 2050-2974 · BMC · 1,551 articles in the index
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Who gets to decide? Matters arising from Robinson et al. (2024), “Can people with longstanding bulimia nervosa suffer from severe and enduring eating disorder? A qualitative study”
Abstract Written by a researcher with lived experience of long-standing bulimia nervosa, this Matters Arising piece commends Robinson et al. (2024)’s study for its focus on exploring the subjective experiences of patients who are often overlooked in clinical and academic discussions. However…
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Psychometric characteristics of DSM-5 eating disorder diagnostic criteria: support for a transdiagnostic approach
Abstract This study is the first to comprehensively examine psychometric characteristics of the three main DSM-5 eating disorder (ED) diagnoses (Anorexia Nervosa (AN), Bulimia Nervosa (BN), Binge Eating Disorder (BED)) amongst adult ED patients. Data was collected via an online survey from 126…
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Cognitive behavioural therapy is not universally evidence-based: implications for eating disorders
Abstract Cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) is widely described as an evidence-based psychological treatment, including within eating disorder (ED) care. However, evidence claims are only valid within the boundaries of the populations, outcome measures, and service contexts represented in the…
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Can methods that focus on eating behaviour and individual agency improve success rates in eating disorder recovery?
Abstract Success rates in eating disorder treatments are disappointing, and many calls have been made in recent research literature for innovative approaches to improve outcomes. This Comment article offers an argument for the importance of behaviour and agency in supporting eating disorder…
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Eating disorder symptoms and corresponding evidence-based treatments: a narrative review
Abstract Background Eating disorders affect millions worldwide and are associated with serious medical complications, functional impairment, and increased risk of mortality. Yet current treatments are only effective for 40–55% of people, underscoring a dire need for improved and novel…
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Development of a calorie-based weight prediction equation for Anorexia nervosa: a case report
Abstract Background Anorexia nervosa (AN) often requires nutritional rehabilitation including nasogastric feeding. However, achieving shared treatment goals between clinicians, patients, and families can be challenging. Weight prediction can be a valuable tool in this process; however, conventional…
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The importance of learning from people with lived experiences of eating disorders
Abstract Improving eating disorder (ED) care in a meaningful and equitable way requires clinicians and researchers to learn from people with lived experiences (PWLE) of EDs. Thus, epistemic injustice faced by individuals who are denied the right to share their experiential knowledge with…
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A qualitative study of lived experience perspectives and experiences of eating disorder treatment with ANZAED Credentialed Eating Disorder Clinicians
Abstract Background The ANZAED (Australia and New Zealand Academy for Eating Disorders) Eating Disorder Credential is the first national, cross-disciplinary program to recognise minimum standards qualifications, knowledge, training, and ongoing professional development for health professionals to…
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Prospective associations among nonverbal reasoning abilities, illness duration, and eating disorder symptoms in anorexia nervosa and bulimia nervosa
Abstract Background Individuals with eating disorders (EDs) often exhibit impairments in executive functioning, including nonverbal reasoning. However, little is known about how nonverbal reasoning interacts with illness duration, influences ED symptom changes over time, or differentially affects…
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Exploring how weight stigma relates to psychological distress, physical activity, and eating behaviors over time: a longitudinal study among young adults in Hong Kong
Abstract Background Many researchers have expressed concerns that weight stigma may cause adverse health effects and worsen weight issues in a vicious cycle. However, empirical evidence evaluating this cycle is scarce, especially among Eastern Asians. The present study investigated the temporal…
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Smartphone screen time and eating disorder tendencies in obese and normal-weight adults: a cross-sectional study from Turkey
Abstract Objective This study aimed to investigate the relationships between smartphone screen time, eating disorder tendencies, and self-esteem in obese and normal-weight individuals, and to evaluate potential correlation patterns among these variables. Methods A cross-sectional, comparative study…
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Anorexia nervosa: 150 years of critical theory
Abstract Background Anorexia Nervosa (AN) was first classified 150 years ago, although descriptions of pathology consistent with the illness can be traced as far back as the Hellenistic era and the Middle Ages. Despite decades of clinical theorising and a wide range of treatment approaches…
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Rebuttal to “Questioning the recovery of dissociated traumatic memories under psilocybin”
Abstract In our original case report we provide detailed accounts of two research participants who reported the emergence of spontaneously recovered, previously forgotten traumatic memories of sexual assaults during psilocybin treatment. In their commentary of this article, Kangaslampi et al. argue…
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Emotion regulation and body image across the eating disorder symptom severity spectrum: a comparative analysis of young and middle-aged women
Abstract Background Eating disorders (EDs) are rising, yet research predominantly focuses on younger women, leaving midlife women understudied. This study examined how emotion dysregulation and body image concerns relate to disordered eating symptoms across emerging adulthood (EA, 18–30 years) and…
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Expanding the implementation of virtual parent-led peer support groups for parents of children and adolescents with eating disorders: a convergent mixed methods study
Abstract Background Parenting a child with an eating disorder (ED) while also navigating the healthcare system can be complex and overwhelming. Preliminary research indicates that parent-led peer support could be a promising avenue to ease this burden. This study examined the expanding…
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The MotivATE randomized controlled trial: treating food addiction with adapted motivational interviewing and cognitive behavioural therapy versus a waitlist control condition
Abstract Background Food addiction is the concept that individuals can feel “addicted” to highly processed foods. Few interventions exist to treat it; however, recent studies targeting food addiction have drawn upon evidence-based treatments for addictions and eating disorders, including adapted…
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Personal causal modeling of affect and eating behaviors in bulimia nervosa: implications for personalized treatment
Abstract Background Affect regulation models suggest high negative and low positive affect may drive binge eating and purging in bulimia nervosa (BN). While ecological momentary assessment (EMA) studies often support these theories, inconsistent outcomes in affect-targeted interventions suggest…
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A correlational study of adult picky eating: proposing a developmental model
Abstract Background Adult picky eating (PE) is quite common, and when extreme, is associated with emotional, social, and physical distress and damage. In this correlational study we examined retrospectively childhood PE, parental accommodation of childhood PE, sensory over-responsiveness, and…
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“Invented medicine”? Alliance building in first encounters between clinicians and adolescents with anorexia nervosa: a qualitative study
Abstract Background Caring for adolescents with anorexia nervosa (AN) involves gaining patients’ and families’ trust in a condition fraught with ambivalence. While essential for subsequent care and the development of a therapeutic alliance, the first clinical encounter is also known to be…
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