Book Review: Elena Vanishing
BY: Madison Zehmer DATE: October 29, 2015 Elena Dunkle appears like she has it all together. She’s smart, talented, and hardworking. In high school, she volunteered at a hospital all […]
Monthly Archives: October 2015
Psychiatric Risk After Bariatric Surgery: Understanding the Literature
BY: Christine Peat, PhD DATE: October 24, 2015 In recent weeks, media attention has been focused on several peer-reviewed journal articles that highlight the potential negative psychiatric outcomes following bariatric […]
One Size Does Not Fit Most
BY: JESSICA BAKER, PhD DATE: October 16, 2105 This blog began with my being home sick earlier this week for a couple of days with my 14-month-old son. We were […]
On the Perspicacity of Clinicians: Reflections on the Hilde Bruch Award
The very first book I ever read on eating disorders was The Golden Cage by Hilde Bruch. She wrote that book in 1978 at the age of 74 after a […]
Storytelling: The use of fotonovelas to raise awareness of eating disorders
By: Yormeri Silva, B.A. Date: 09/15/2015 There is a call to enhance early detection of eating disorders in the Latino population. However, Latinos/as who suffer from an eating disorder are […]
Recap: Gut Microbiome Conference 2015
DATE: October 2, 2015 By: Susan C. Kleiman In addition to my affiliation with UNC CEED as a PhD student under Dr. Cynthia Bulik, I have been fortunate to work […]
