Cecilia Bergh: “We’ll succeed – it just needs hard work”
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Neuroscience confirms Mandometer theory
In 1996, Mandometer suggested that eating disorders are maintained because patients are captured in the situations in which they were initially rewarded for dieting, the major cause of eating [...]
CBT for eating disorders does not really work
A recent study reports that more than 30% of the patients did not complete outpatient CBT for anorexia nervosa. Fewer than 40% of the patients remitted, although only partially, relapse was [...]
Recovery from anorexia without brain stimulation
The Lancet Psychiatry reports that brain stimulation increased the body weight of 16 anorexic patients and improved several other symptoms (1). Although these patients were thought to be [...]
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A mother’s fight to save her daughter from the grip of anorexia
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Binge eating and the brain
The Editor of JAMA Psychiatry suggested recently that before entering clinical practice, health professionals should learn much more about the brain (1). This is as important as it is interesting [...]
World Eating Disorders Action Day
We all act together to promote worldwide knowledge of eating disorders and that it is possible to recover! Read our recent study in Physiology & Behavior: Cognitive behavior therapy for [...]
