OBJECTIVE
Despite comparable or higher eating disorders (EDs) rates, Asian Americans are less likely to seek treatment than non-Hispanic White individuals. This study examined treatment utilization, help-seeking behaviors, and self-reported factors related to illness development, impact, and recovery among Mandarin-spe...
Haley Graver, Boaz L. Yang, Lan-Ye Wang et al.· International Journal of Eat...· 0 citations
Although inpatient treatment increased body weight and normalized several biomarkers, BMI for most patients with AN remained below the healthy range and several biomarkers displayed limited responsiveness to treatment, suggesting continued gut–brain axis dysregulation.
Ida Heir Hovland, Kathinka Larsen Otterdal, L. Bang et al.· Journal of Eating Disorders· 0 citations
Findings support a multifactorial model of AN involving individual-specific influences and shared familial liability, and suggest that several clinical and phenotypic features may reflect familial liability for AN.
Hunna J. Watson, Elisabeth Welch, Elin Monell et al.· European eating disorders re...· 0 citations
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