ERC & Pathlight In the News

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Fatherly

Disordered Eating Is Everywhere On Social Media. It’s Hurting Kids

Dr. Allison Chase shares insight in this article on Fatherly.com about the impact of social media on disordered eating. With TikTok feeds of "What I eat in a day," kids are bombarded with unrealistic and unhealthy images. Dr. Chase shares tips with caregivers on what to do if they are concerned about their child's eating, body image, or mood.
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KFF Health News

Social Media Is Fueling Enthusiasm for New Weight Loss Drugs. Are Regulators Watching?

This article featured in KFF Health News outlines how social media influencers, celebrities, and marketing companies are advertising GLP1s as weight loss drugs (such as Ozempic) and discusses the money behind the business. In this piece, Dr. Elizabeth Wassenaar is quoted sharing why these advertisements are problematic.
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Fox 11 Los Angeles

Understanding New Childhood Obesity Guidelines

Dr. O'Melia talks to KTTV/Fox 11 LA about the AAP's recently updated guidelines and why they are harmful for kids and perpetuate weight stigma.

Industry News
Chicago Health

Eating Disorder Surge

How Covid-19 created a wave of eating disorders among America’s youth.
Industry News
Marist Circle

Eating Disorder Awareness Week

The final week of February was dedicated to Eating Disorder Awareness Week (EDAW) with the theme, “It’s Time For Change.” During the week, people spoke about their lived experiences while organizations provided resources and education to help end the stigma surrounding eating disorders.

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