Seasonal Patterns Found in Online Mental Illness Searches
April 10th, 2013
Online searches for all major mental illnesses tend to follow seasonal patterns, according to a new study -- suggesting that mental illnesses may be ...
Online searches for all major mental illnesses tend to follow seasonal patterns, according to a new study -- suggesting that mental illnesses may be ...
Deep Brain Stimulation (DBS) in patients with treatment-resistant anorexia nervosa may help improve body weight, mood and anxiety, according to new research.
A team of researchers ...
Researchers have discovered a teenage girl's social group plays more of a role than social media, television and the big screen on ...
A brain imaging study suggests improper neural connections cause women with anorexia nervosa to have poor perceptual awareness of body ...
Identifying eating disorders in teens and getting treatment are often difficult tasks. A new study seeks to leverage location, in this case hospital emergency ...
A new UK research study suggests what many already believe: that media and marketing images of thin and super-thin women has ...
New research investigates the method by which our brain coordinates energy expenditure to caloric consumption.
For many, it ...
Adults who had been abused or neglected as children reported worse mental and physical health in their 30s than their peers who were not abused, according ...
With some studies finding that nearly two-thirds of female college students have an undiagnosed or mild eating disorder, researchers at the University of Michigan set out ...
Although the term “eating disorder” is traditionally associated with behaviors of teenagers and young adults, new research suggests it also pertains to middle-age and older women.
Researchers say age ...
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