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Fall 2016: Conferences Converge in NYC

When and where to find us as we present research findings this fall.

October 21, 2016
Research

New Study: How Do People with Obesity Lose Weight and Keep it Off?

We are recruiting participants for a new study on the cognitive neuroscience of weight loss and weight loss maintenance.

January 20, 2016
Events and Advocacy/Families and Young Adults

It’s Childhood Obesity Awareness Month. Want to Make a Difference?

We are currently recruiting healthy children, ages 5 to 10, to learn more about how and why kids choose the foods they

September 11, 2015
Events and Advocacy/Research

Eating Disorders Research Matters, Part 3

Dr. Walsh describes the history and importance of eating behavior research that has improved our understanding of bulimia nervosa, binge eating disorder,

March 11, 2015
Events and Advocacy/Research/Treatment

Obesity Research Updates: Fall 2014

Our group’s work on obesity in adults and adolescents will be represented at the 2014 meetings of The Obesity Society and the

November 3, 2014
Helpful Strategies for All/Research

Clinicians’ Corner: Acknowledging Weight Stigma

How mental health professionals and other clinicians can shine a light on weight bias and its impacts on their patients.

August 13, 2014
Helpful Strategies for All

“There’s an app for that.” 21st Century Tools for Behavior Change

If you’ve tried to alter behavior, then you know how hard it can be. Electronic tools may help but deserve thoughtful consideration.

April 16, 2014
Helpful Strategies for All

Successful in Weight Loss? How to Prevent the Weight Creep

Written by Carla Wolper, EdD, RD, CDN. Practical techniques on how overweight individuals can successfully lose weight and stave off the gradual

March 19, 2014
Research

Is the Biggest Loser the Biggest Winner in the Long Run?

Our bodies are programmed to defend against starvation, so significant weight loss causes physiology to shift gears. In collaboration with the Lowe

March 4, 2014
Helpful Strategies for All/Treatment

Blog Talk Radio Series: Obesity. How Can We Help?

What do we know about overweight and obesity? What else do we need to learn? Listen in as Drs. Laurel Mayer and

February 28, 2014
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