First annual Greek Groove a success!
Screaming, cheering, and of course, dancing were the stars of the night at the first annual Greek Groove held in Carmichael auditorium on April 12th. UNC’s eleven Panhellenic sororities banded […]
Monthly Archives: April 2011
Would obesity stigma decrease if we viewed obesity as a food addiction?
In order to combat rising incidence of obesity worldwide, public health campaigns have focused on the negative health consequence of obesity, including heart disease, type 2 diabetes and cancer. Obesity […]
The 2011 Eating Disorders Coalition National Lobby Day on Capitol Hill!
On April 12th, 2011, UNC got active once again in their fight against eating disorders. Hitting Capitol Hill, UNC pre-doctoral intern, Cristin Runfola, and post-doctoral fellow, Sara Trace, joined over […]
Aimee Liu’s Restoring Our Bodies, Reclaiming Our Lives
When talking to people struggling with eating disorders, I’ve often heard that it’s hard to imagine recovery. There are so many unanswered questions. What would it feel like to be […]
The Role of Genetics in Eating Disorders
A pervasive myth about eating disorders is that they are somehow caused by the fashion and entertainment industry promoting images of the “perfect” skinny body. Anorexia and bulimia nervosa have […]
UNC Eating Disorders Program Supports NEDA Walk
This past Sunday several faculty and staff from the ED program came out in support of the 1st annual National Eating Disorder Association walk in Raleigh, North Carolina. Great weather, […]
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