The Eating Disorders Review began in 1990 as a newsletter to provide current clinical information for eating disorders professionals, and it has remained an essential resource for therapists, researchers, nutritionists, educators, and all types of clinicians. This website contains free archives from past issues, in addition to the current issue which is sent by email at no cost to subscribers.
Current Issue: MARCH/APRIL • VOL. 24 / NO. 2
- Hospitalizations for Eating Disorders Rose Over the Past Decade
- UPDATE: Missouri Bill Proposes Mandatory Coverage for Eating Disorders
- Misleading Health Information Flows Onto YouTube
- Comparing Stepped Care and CBT for Bulimia Nervosa
- Measuring Food Thought Suppression among Obese Women with BED
- More Eating Disorders Research Should Include Men, Say Researchers
- Mothers’ Disordered Eating May Be Passed to Their Children
- Self-Esteem and Social Anxiety in Teens with Eating Disorders
- Working Toward More Accurate Diagnoses for Ethnic Groups
- BOOK REVIEW: Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy for Body Dysmorphic Disorder: A Treatment Manual
- How Common are Personality Disorders Among Patients with Eating Disorders?
- Having an Eating Disorder Increases Risk of Suicide
- Q & A: What's the Best Method to Determine Expected Body Weight?
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