Sunday, November 8, 2009

eating disorders

Strides Made in Tonsil Cancer Repair

New technique in palate reconstruction may make speaking, eating easier, study finds more >>

With Autism, Diet Restrictions May Do More Harm Than Good

Study finds no increase in gastrointestinal problems in kids with the disorder more >>

Teens With Eating Disorders Benefit From Parents' Help

Research shows that recovery improves with family involvement more >>

Too Much Media May Be Tough on Kids' Health

Expert warns parents to limit access to computers, TV and more more >>

Young Ballerinas May Face Heart, Bone Risks

Too few calories, too much exertion can spell danger, study warns more >>

The Dark Side of Vegetarianism

For some teens and young adults, it may be concealing eating disorders more >>

Health Tip: Risk Factors for Anorexia

Things that may help trigger the disorder more >>

Parents Not Best Barometer of Kid's Eating, Exercise Habits

Survey found mismatch between perception, reality more >>

Brains of Bulimia Patients Wired Differently

Study found regions related to impulse control were less active more >>

Vigorous Treadmill Workout Curbs Appetite Hormones

U.K. researchers say findings may lead to more effective ways to control weight more >>

For the Obese, Holiday Tables Serve Platefuls of Doubt

But fear of social pressures can be overcome with honest approach to food, expert says more >>

Study Suggests Sugar May Be Addictive

Finding might yield new insights into eating disorders, experts say more >>

Intestinal 'Sleeve' Mimics Effects of Gastric Bypass

Tests in rats show treatment device could be used to treat obesity in humans more >>

Health Tip: Feeling Hungry?

Things that may cause increased appetite more >>

Bullying Top Concern of Parents With Overweight Child

They view intimidation as even greater problem than obesity itself, study says more >>

Brain 'Master Switch' May Control Appetite, Fertility

Mouse study shows genetic link to signals telling body when it's full, safe to mate more >>

Eating Habits Not Sole Cause of Thinness or Obesity

How you eat counts, study says, but nervous system also dictates weight gain, loss more >>

Risk Factors for Eating Disorders Vary by Gender

Rejecting media images, resilience to negative comments should be focus of prevention more >>

Diabulimia—a Young Diabetics' Eating Disorder

At the intersection of type 1 diabetes and bulimia, mental illness threatens those who skip their meds. more >>

On Women: In Celebration of the Family Meal

New research shows that eating as a family protects girls against eating disorders. more >>

Preventing Eating Disorders

Eating disorders, like many illnesses, arise from a combination of genetic and environmental factors. more >>

Eating Disorders Symptoms

Most people suffering from eating disorders can have a few overarching symptoms in common. more >>

Eating Disorders Tests

There are currently no definitive medical diagnostic tests for eating disorders. more >>

Treating Eating Disorders

To be effective, treatment must identify and explore patients' distressing symptoms. more >>

About Eating Disorders

Over 10 million Americans are estimated to suffer from potentially life-threatening eating disorders. more >>

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