Written by Teresa Rufin with contributions by Marika Chrisanthopoulos. The complicated relationship between athletes and eating disorders.
Cardiovascular health risks posed by eating disorders.
4 ways for parents to increase awareness about eating disorders and related problems.
Taking a cue from Olympic athletes, who celebrate the function of their bodies rather than just their form.
Olympic athletes’ eating patterns and perceptions of nutrition can offer a kind of food-body mindset from which we might learn.
Are people with anorexia nervosa more physically active than those without an eating disorder? Why does it matter?
Extreme methods of weight control are not just extreme, they can be dangerous and ineffective.
Once an athlete, always an athlete! But, can you take advantage of the opportunity to define yourself in new ways after your
Exercise does a body good, except when it doesn’t.
Distinguishing fact from fiction when it comes to eating disorders.