Peer Pressure Dictates Teen Body Image
January 31st, 2013
Researchers have discovered a teenage girl's social group plays more of a role than social media, television and the big screen on ...
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 ...
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A new study suggests food concocting, or mixing a variety of disparate foods, is common among binge eaters.
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People with mental disorders are more likely to have experienced domestic violence, according to new research.
While ...
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New laboratory research provides another reason to stay away from the cookies and punch bar ...
A new study suggests online social networks can lower self-control among consumers. According to researchers, the loss of self-control ...
A new study using brain imaging discovers brain activity in obese children is accelerated when they are shown food logos.
Moreover, ...
Identifying eating disorders in teens and getting treatment are often difficult tasks. A new study seeks to leverage location, in this case hospital emergency ...
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