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What’s your favorite food? We commonly pose this question to kids, but ask a group of adults and the answers will
What 36 healthy men from Minnesota taught us about anorexia nervosa.
The spectrum of 'other' feeding and eating disorders may not be so neatly classified, but the symptoms are significant, potentially dangerous, and
How clinicians, researchers, patients, and families can work together to help more people get more treatment, and strengthen the connection between research
Healthy kids are joining our ranks as research contributors to help us learn how genes might influence the way kids eat and
The “ideal” body depicted in popular media has shifted over time. Why is this? And what does it mean?
Different people will have a different tolerance for how long they are willing to wait for a reward, and what reward is
Misinformation about eating disorders abounds. Join us for some mythbusting and learn the truth about eating disorders.
Dr. Walsh describes the history and importance of eating behavior research that has improved our understanding of bulimia nervosa, binge eating disorder,
Dr. Tim Walsh provides an overview, in historical context, of research on anorexia nervosa.