Cynthia Bulik | The COVID-19 pandemic is adversely affecting mental health globally, but there are specific aspects of the pandemic that may make the impact of the pandemic especially challenging for people with eating disorders.
Cynthia Bulik | For the estimated 30 million Americans who live with some type of eating disorder, being sequestered from others under stay-at-home orders could adversely affect their condition, impacting a recovery timeline and more.
Cynthia Bulik | Bulik and [Psychologist Alix] Timko are now part of a small band of researchers working to untangle the biology of anorexia. The more they look, the more they find to suggest the
NCEED is thrilled to be recognized among the list of accomplishments NC Congressman David E. Price mentioned, and we thank him for his work on behalf of patients with eating disorders.
Mae Lynn Reyes-Rodriguez | In order to provide culturally competent care for our patients, being well-informed about culture, race, ethnicity, national origin, and language is essential for the effective implementation of services.
Stephanie Zerwas | Dr. Zerwas discusses eating disorders amid mental health issues on WRAL before the Walk for Hope event on Sunday, October 13th.
Rachael Flatt | Former elite figure skater, discusses eating disorders in elite athletes.
Cynthia Bulik | Recent study identifies eight risk loci and implicates metabo-psychiatric origins for anorexia nervosa
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
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
Cynthia Bulik | The COVID-19 pandemic is adversely affecting mental health globally, but there are specific aspects of the pandemic that may make the impact of the pandemic especially challenging for people with eating disorders.
Cynthia Bulik | For the estimated 30 million Americans who live with some type of eating disorder, being sequestered from others under stay-at-home orders could adversely affect their condition, impacting a recovery timeline and more.
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Congressman Remarks on Importance of Legislative Advocacy in Eating Disorders Field