🎉New Pub Alert🎉 We are excited about our latest paper at @EDsJTP examining presentation and treatment for youth with an ED, comparing those with/without a comorbid autoimmune condition. Interestingly, GI symptoms did not differ but weight gain in AN did https://t.co/rBB9j29fX0

Women experiencing food insecurity who have lost a great deal of weight and/or hold biases about high weight should be screened for eating disorders, a new study in @EDsJTP by @MeredithKells & colleagues @VT_Psychology suggests. #URochesterResearch

📣I'm hiring! Recruiting FT program coordinator @WUSTLmed to implement Body U w/ teens across MO. Involves providing schools w/ access to digital #eatingdisorder screening, prevention, & intervention tools & liaising w/ schools to implement. Apply here https://t.co/vNY0Gj9ALN 1/n

So we know that college students are at elevated risk for #EatingDisorders. Do we know if #GreekLife sorority or fraternity membership causes elevated risk? Check out our paper in @EDsJTP assessing this question. https://t.co/IUE1FrHkFH @CompteDr @jasonmnagata @ericRpedersen

Our paper, "A qualitative analysis of relationship advice from the perspective of people living with and recovering from eating disorders while in diverse romantic relationships" is out at @EDsJTP today! This paper is important to me for many reasons. 🧵 https://t.co/DPQHGDarqB

📢 0⃣% of clinicians reported feeling more confident assessing bone health for males with #eatingdisorders (54% were more confident with females), highlighting the need for more provider training. New study in @EDsJTP led by Lance Nelson @StanfordPeds 🔗 https://t.co/DRe1uDAdox

How confident are clinicians when it comes to assessing bone health of their adolescent patients w/ EDs? This #EDsJTP study found clinicians were less confident in assessing bone density in males than females, yet there was no difference in obtaining a DXA: https://t.co/oofuHTLUgh

Results from a #EDsJTP study provide preliminary support for internalized stigma variables (internalized weight bias, body surveillance, & body shame) related to ED pathology in a transdiagnostic clinical eating disorder sample across the weight spectrum: https://t.co/ERxRBk41cK

Are #DigitalInterventions different from traditional forms of #therapy? Our new paper in @EDsJTP explores this question with @DrLaurenAFowler @fitzsimmonscraf @Arielle_C_Smith @andreakgraham @nehajgoel28 @RachaelFlatt @kbalantekin A thread 🧵 https://t.co/vlaxTMQomq

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Barriers limit access to evidence-based treatment for eating disorders (EDs) - telehealth may help to overcome some of these barriers & expand access. This new #EDsJTP study found support for Virtual Family-Based Treatment (FBT) for EDs: https://t.co/30j64HDilu @joinequip

Hot off the #EDsJTP press - this study compared mental health & demographic characteristics of youth with AN/AAN and premorbid overweight to patients w/ premorbid normal weight, & showed these groups of hospitalized patients have similar characteristics: https://t.co/1RgbFY432s

Intuitive eating (IE) is a health promotion approach that fosters a positive relationship with food and the body. This #EDsJTP systematic review and meta analysis found IE contributed to positive changes on quality of life, body image, & body appreciation: https://t.co/mcZfZ1zVv2

This #EDsJTP systematic review examined neuromodulatory & neurosurgical treatments of anorexia nervosa, including neurosurgical ablation, deep brain stimulation, repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation, and transcranial direct current stimulation: https://t.co/hiOj68W5qF

Continuing our feature of Articles of the Year... By Adrienne Mehak & Dr. Sarah Racine (@DrSarahRacine): Check out "'Feeling fat,' eating pathology, and eating pathology-related impairment in young men and women" here!: https://t.co/tyEhQU1yFH

We've heard a lot about the benefits of #intuitiveeating, but what does the data say? An #EDsJTP systematic review/meta-analysis suggested that IE interventions were associated with significant changes in intuitive eating, & other positive outcomes! https://t.co/owfnsecUKo

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📚🙂Friday reading: what factors relate to early discharge from higher levels of care in eating disorders? Dr. Sasha Gorrell & colleagues (@sashadmo) explored this question in a sample of over 500 adults with anorexia nervosa. Check out the paper here: https://t.co/kppAl7jD1b

Continuing our feature of 2021 articles of the year! Next up: a fantastic article focused on characterizing food insecurity & dietary restraint in a diverse, urban population by Middlemass & colleagues! https://t.co/APUNDhqjaH