Christine Peat | Dr. Peat was a guest on the Politics of Food podcast and explained eating disorders.
Christine Peat | Dr. Peat spoke to CBS17 about the rise in eating disorders during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Christine Peat & Cynthia Bulik | Drs. Peat and Bulik spoke to MedPage Today about eating disorders during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Brittany Davis | EDGI principal investigator Dr. Cynthia Bulik spoke to DDS candidate Brittany Davis about eating disorders and oral health.
Christine Peat | Christine Peat spoke with UNC Health Talk on how a person’s relationship with food can begin with the family.
Christine Peat | Christine Peat spoke with UNC Health Talk about emotional eating.
Cynthia Bulik & Christine Peat | Cynthia Bulik and Christine Peat were interviewed by Smithsonian Magazine on how patients with eating disorders have been affected by the pandemic.
Christine Peat | Dr. Christine Peat speaks with NPR’s Yuki Noguchi about eating disorders during the COVID-19 pandemic, and how those with live experience are coping with the challenges.
Cynthia Bulik, Christine Peat, and S. Bryn Austin | These are tough times. Our health care system is overwhelmed by the COVID-19 pandemic, increasing already existing barriers to mental health care and creating a mental health epidemic of depression and anxiety. We now have good evidence that eating disorders are worsening too and our government can do something about it.
Cynthia Bulik & Christine Peat | When the COVID-19 pandemic led to mandatory stay at home orders and physical distancing efforts, Bulik and Peat took quick action to understand how this was impacting people with eating disorders.
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