The study by Dang and colleagues in this issue is a timely reminder of the need for careful
consideration when it comes to the inclusion of putative new diagnoses in the diagnostic …

Objective The purpose of this study was to compare symptom severity of eating disorders
(EDs), depression and anxiety at admission and discharge for transgender and nonbinary …

Background As women continue to be more at risk from eating disorders, gender has often
been a focus of concern in transcultural research. Yet feminist, qualitative studies which …

The role of feminism in eating disorders research, treatment, and advocacy continues to be
debated, with little agreement in sight about the role—or lack thereof—of feminist eating …

Background There is significant value in co-produced health research, however power-
imbalances within research teams can pose a barrier to people with lived experience of an …

Engaging with the encounters and interactions people have on social media opens the
opportunity to think differently about eating disorder (ED) recoveries. We used narrative …

Eating disorders are psychiatric and behavioral health pathologies of high complexity and
different etiology, which can affect age groups, sexes, and ethnicities indistinctly. This study …

Research on relational body image suggests that women's body image changes across their
important relationships, with women most at risk for maladaptive body image reporting the …

Abstract Background Eating disorders (EDs) are increasingly common, affecting over one
million individuals in Canada. Canadian adults (ie, age 18+) requiring medical stabilization …

Eating disorders (EDs) are now often approached as biopsychosocial problems. But the
'social'aspects of the equation are often marginalised or relegated to contributory factors …