Our latest relapse prevention study offers teletherapy for adults with anorexia nervosa and atypical anorexia nervosa following intensive treatment.
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Recently published research suggests that many people with eating disorders never seek help for their symptoms.
Written by Hannah Geller, JD. How the Healthy Minds study has helped shape mental health care for students.
Understanding the brain as the disorder unfolds.
Weight cycling and increased risk of heart problems.
Cardiovascular health risks posed by eating disorders.
Take home messages from the Eating Disorders Research Society 2016 meeting: how eating behavior research can inform public policy.
When and where to find us as we present research findings this fall.
Read here for answers to some commonly asked questions about receiving treatment at our program.
The most important thing to understand about eating disorders in men is that the presentation can be nearly identical to that of
Why we call former participants in our inpatient program annually as part of a Longitudinal Follow-Up Study.