Media Archive
Articles, podcasts, and interviews focused on eating disorder awareness and research.
Anorexia May Be Linked to Metabolism, a Genetic Analysis Suggests
Cynthia Bulik | A large, correlation-based study identifies eight genome regions associated with the eating disorder.
The overlooked crisis of eating disorders among middle-aged women
“The belief that we all have is that eating disorders are a white girl’s disease, in high school and college, when really it is across all ages.”
NCEED Goes to Washington
Christine Peat | Dr. Peat blogs about the Eating Disorder Coalition’s 19th Annual Advocacy Day in Washington, DC.
CBT Certificate at the Institute of Psychological Research, University of Puerto Rico
Mae Lynn Reyes-Rodriguez | Las Doctoras Recomiendan podcast with Dr. Reyes-Rodriguez about treating eating disorders in Latinos.
Anti-Infective Drugs Tied to Eating Disorders
Cynthia Bulik | NYT covers the association of exposure to infections in childhood with risk of eating disorders in adolescent girls.
Interview with Dr. Guido Frank of the University of Colorado
Cynthia Bulik | Dr. Bulik interviews Dr. Guido Frank about the vicious cycle of anorexia nervosa.
Congratulations to one of NCEED’s Content Experts!
Rachel Goode | $50,000 Early Career Investigator Grant Recipient, Dr. Goode, is researching how to prevent binge-eating disorder among Black women in primary care.
Recap of the ICED Conference
Christine Peat | Dr. Peat recaps the Academy for Eating Disorders’ 25th annual ICED conference held in New York.
When It Comes to Race, Eating Disorders Don’t Discriminate
Mae Lynn Reyes-Rodriguez | Karla Mosley wants you to know that people with eating disorders look like her too.
Truths About Trauma and Trauma Reactions
Mary Hill | At some point in their lives, many individuals experience or witness a traumatic event, such as a physical or sexual assault, serious car accident, natural disaster, or combat.
Evidence-based Treatments for PTSD
Mary Hill | Evidence-based trauma therapies reduce symptoms of posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and common co-occurring problems like depression, and improve functioning and well-being.
Co-occurrence of PTSD and Eating Disorders
Mary Hill | In this piece, Dr. Hill discusses the co-occurrence of PTSD and eating disorders and what we know about evidence-based care.
