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Can Medication Help Binge Eating?

New research is looking to create a medication to help with binge eating More Videos

Family Treatment May Be Best

A new study shows that family based therapies may be best to help those with eating disorders More Videos

How Bulimia Can Be Treated

Learn more about bulimia, and the treatments options for the disorder More Videos

New Treatment for Food Addiction

A new book looks to treat food addiction with a diet for the brain video platform video management video solutions video player More Videos

Study for New Treatment for Overeating

A new drug may be able to help with binge eating More Videos

Teen Hospitalized For Chicken Nuggets Addiction – Video

A teen was hospitalized after having a diet of only chicken nuggets since the age of 2 More Videos

“There Is Hope” from Remuda Ranch Treatment Center

Remuda Ranch Treatment Center More Videos

Understanding How to Treat Anorexia

Little research has been done to study treatments of eating disorders, but new studies are looking at what helps treat anorexia best More Videos

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