Shift in Goals Improves Treatment for Severe Anorexia
May 9th, 2013
A new clinical trial has found that focusing on quality of life and enhanced social adjustment, rather than weight gain, improved results for patients ...
A new clinical trial has found that focusing on quality of life and enhanced social adjustment, rather than weight gain, improved results for patients ...
Beginning an exercise program and embarking on a diet are difficult behaviors independently, much less trying to do both at the ...
Online searches for all major mental illnesses tend to follow seasonal patterns, according to a new study -- suggesting that mental illnesses may be ...
Consciously or unconsciously, people often turn to food to ease stress and/or improve mood.
New research suggests this behavior may be counterproductive as researchers discover mood may ...
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 ...
UK researchers have found that as women age they often talk about the negative aspects ...
Emerging research from Penn State and Johns Hopkins universities suggests an overreaction to stress can increase a child’s risk of ...
New research suggests role modeling is a significant factor in a preschooler’s risk for obesity.
While sugary drinks, lack of exercise and ...
A woman who is more aware of her body from within is less ...
Researchers have discovered a teenage girl's social group plays more of a role than social media, television and the big screen on ...
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