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Author Archives: Evelyn Attia, MD

Lessons from Late Night TV
In the News / Media Review

Lessons from Late Night TV

Posted on May 24, 2018 by Evelyn Attia, MD • Leave a comment

Let’s address concerns about the healthcare landscape for eating disorders treatment before the laugh is on us. Continue reading →

Film Review: “To The Bone”
In the News / Media Review

Film Review: “To The Bone”

Posted on January 31, 2017 by Evelyn Attia, MD • Leave a comment

“To The Bone” gets to the heart of anorexia nervosa. Continue reading →

The Importance of Advocacy Organizations Funding Research
Events / Journal Club

The Importance of Advocacy Organizations Funding Research

Posted on October 14, 2015 by Evelyn Attia, MD • Leave a comment

Why it’s critical that NEDA, and other organizations, lend a helping hand in support of research. Continue reading →

Risk and Resilience in Eating Disorders: Longitudinal Research Updates
Events / Journal Club / Research Updates

Risk and Resilience in Eating Disorders: Longitudinal Research Updates

Posted on September 28, 2015 by Evelyn Attia, MD • Leave a comment

Findings presented at the 2015 meeting of the Eating Disorders Research Society served as a wonderful reminder that sizeable numbers of people with eating disorders are expected to recover fully. Continue reading →

Remembering Lynn Grefe: Friend, Colleague, Advocate
In the News

Remembering Lynn Grefe: Friend, Colleague, Advocate

Posted on May 1, 2015 by Evelyn Attia, MD • Leave a comment

Lynn died this week, after a heroic battle with a cancer. She will be sorely missed, but I and countless others will pick up where she left off, working tirelessly on eating disorder advocacy. Continue reading →

Suicide Awareness: Not Just a Depression Problem
Clinicians' Corner / In the News

Suicide Awareness: Not Just a Depression Problem

Posted on September 19, 2014 by Evelyn Attia, MD • 1 Comment

Suicide is not only a problem for those who are depressed. Eating disorders are associated with high suicide rates, even in the absence of depression. Continue reading →

Back-to-School: Top 5 Ways to Tackle Your Eating Disorder Freshman Year
Helpful Hints

Back-to-School: Top 5 Ways to Tackle Your Eating Disorder Freshman Year

Posted on August 18, 2014 by Evelyn Attia, MD • 2 Comments

You may have the magical idea that the eating disorder won’t follow you to school. There’s no such thing as magic, but there are ways to be successful at staying healthy. Continue reading →

If You See Something, Do You Say Something?
Helpful Hints

If You See Something, Do You Say Something?

Posted on July 28, 2014 by Evelyn Attia, MD • 4 Comments

What do you say at the gym to the underweight woman on the treadmill? Or to anyone who struggles with unhealthy exercise? Continue reading →

Oscar-Watch 2014, Using “Her” to Help You
Helpful Hints

Oscar-Watch 2014, Using “Her” to Help You

Posted on February 6, 2014 by Evelyn Attia, MD • Leave a comment

Written by Evelyn Attia, MD. “Her” reminds us that love has many dimensions but itself isn’t 3-D. Continue reading →

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