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A lab experiment involving two different types of rats and some vanilla frosting might offer new cues about the genetic nature of binge eating disorder. In a new study, researchers from Michigan State University used rodents in attempts to identify how different genetic and biological factors might contribute to eating patterns. For two weeks, 30 …
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Drastic Weight Loss Is A Problem Even In Normal-Weight Teens
The dangers of anorexia tend to be associated with being rail thin, but new research suggests that the indication of trouble is drastic weight loss – no matter how much a person may appear to have a “normal” body type. Melissa Whitelaw, a clinical specialist dietitian at The Royal Children’s Hospital in Melbourne, Australia, conducted …
Link Between Early Death And Eating Disorders
Eating disorders are linked to a shorter lifespan, according to a new study published in the International Journal of Eating Disorders. People with anorexia have a five-fold greater mortality rate than their peers the same age, the study found. Premature discharge from a treatment program was a key risk factor in these earlier death rates. …
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