1 Year Later: COVID-19 and Eating Disorders
One year ago we first wrote about COVID-19’s impact on eating disorders – what have we learned since then?
Latest Entries
Zooming in on Advocacy
Our annual advocacy day in Albany looked a little different in 2021. Continue reading
Feeling Fat and Fearing Weight Gain: What Does It Really Mean?
Written by Jacqueline Patmore, BA. Researchers work to unpack these concepts and their significance. Continue reading
Engaging with Open Science to Further Understanding of Eating Disorders
Our latest efforts to enhance the possibility of replication, and strengthen confidence in findings, across research studies. Continue reading
Conferences in the age of COVID: Fall Roundup 2020
Ways we are using 2020’s virtual fall conference season to make research findings more accessible. Continue reading
COVID-19 and Back-to-School Dining
Written by Barbara Smolek, MPA, Hillary Minkoff, BS, and Maya Dalack, BS. The back-to-school dining pandemic landscape and how to handle it. Continue reading
“Approach” or “Avoid”: Understanding Eating Behavior from a Behaviorist Approach
A new study on how people learn from reward and loss. Continue reading
How to Be Resilient in Times of Uncertainty
Resilience can be learned, built, and strengthened. Continue reading
Brain Structure in Anorexia Nervosa
What happens, and what does it mean? Continue reading
COVID-19 and Quarantine: What are the Risks for People with Eating Disorders?
Navigating eating, recovery, and wellness during a pandemic. Continue reading
Eating Disorders Recovery While Social Distancing
How to maintain a schedule with endless time Continue reading
