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Psychology Today
Is “Drunkorexia” a Real Thing?
Drunkorexia appears to be relatively common among young people in
several cultures.
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Self
What It's Like to Deal With Anorexia While You're Pregnant
“People with anorexia who become pregnant often struggle with feeling that the body they’ve been striving to ‘keep in line’ or make smaller suddenly feels out of their control,” psychologist Ashley Solomon, Psy.D., managing regional director at Eating Recovery Center in Ohio, tells SELF.
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The Daily Meal
Nutrition Myths you Need to Stop Believing
The way we think about nutrition changes all the time.
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The Northerner
Suffering and Silenced: The Reality of Eating Disorders on Campus
More than 30 million people across the country are struggling with an eating disorder, but only 30 percent will ever seek help.
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University of Kansas creating eating disorder recovery app to help improve treatment outcomes
Researchers at the University of Kansas are working on a smartphone app for clinical use to improve eating disorder treatment outcomes for patients.
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Link between social media and depression stronger in teen girls than boys, study says
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Press Releases
Eating Recovery Center Announces Groundbreaking Study on Binge Eating Disorder
Eating Recovery Center's Binge Eating Treatment and Recovery Program launches study to examine successful treatment elements for what is now considered to be the most common eating disorder in the United States.
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Depression and Anxiety May Increase Risk of Other Major Health Conditions, Suggests New Study
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Media Coverage
Here's How to Cope With the Holidays When You're Recovering From an Eating Disorder
Ultimately, the holidays are not about the food.
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New York Times
To Treat Eating Disorders, It Sometimes Takes Two
“I always felt really guilty,” she said. “I wanted to do these things for him, but something was just not letting me.”
