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With more access to the Internet – and media photoshopping – people are exposed to the idea of looking thin. This can affect people’s body image and potentially lead to an eating disorder. Learn about the signs to look for if you think someone may have an eating disorder. More Videos
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The Southern Smash Lancaster event is working to raise awareness about eating disorders. The event lets people literally smash things to break away from the unrealistic expectations eating disorders can cause. More Videos
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Dr. Jennifer Gaudiani discusses the taboo subject of eating disorders in doctors Medical school is known for being extremely stressful, and Dr. Jennifer Gaudiani says that this overwhelming stress often triggers an eating disorder, which can continue on past medical school. Dr. Gaudiani also points out that medical students are often perfectionists, which is a …
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While emotional eating can help soothe feeling of sadness, fear and more, it may not be healthy and can be difficult to stop. Find out what you can do to stop the emotional overeating. More Videos
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A recent study by the National Institute of Health has found that about 25 percent of college students suffers from an eating disorder. The causes could include the pressure and stress of school, and more women in college are suffering from some form of eating disorder than are men. More Videos
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There are many misconceptions and generalizations made about eating disorders. Find out about the 10 most common misunderstandings. More Videos
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A troubling trend among teen girls is an obsession with having a “thigh gap,” a gap between the thighs when the feet are together. Teens think that this gap is characteristic of an ideal body. More Videos
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Eating disorders are serious and affect millions of people. Learn more from Dr. P. Mona Khanna about the seriousness of eating disorders and the different types that can affect people, More Videos
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A survey of women found that those who were teased about their weight at a young age were more likely to have problems with food and eating disorders later in life. More Videos
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Gain a better of understanding of what eating disorders are and if you could be at risk of developing one. More Videos
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Eating Disorder Self Test. Take the EAT-26 self test to see if you might have eating disorder symptoms that might require professional evaluation. All answers are confidential.
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