Elevating Atypical Anorexia Nervosa in Research – We Need Your Help!
by the UNC CEED Research Team Have you ever wondered what happens when someone has all the signs of anorexia nervosa (AN), but their weight has never gotten low enough […]
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Making new foods FUN! Helping parents address picky eating
by Laura Rubino, PhD student in clinical psychology at Drexel University and2024 CEED Summer Research Fellow A common refrain among parents is, “Why won’t you eat it?” “Please just try […]
Portrayal of ARFID or Extreme Selective Eating On A Popular TV Series
By Kayla Costello and Ava Silverman (CEED Summer Research Fellows) Selectivity around food is typical among young children and is often short-term, but what happens if your child never “grows […]
Lived Experience Co-design in Eating Disorders Research
by Ava Silverman Ava Silverman is a 2023 CEED Summer Fellow and rising senior at Smith College, majoring in neuroscience. Lived experience co-design of research refers to collaboration between researchers-by-training […]
Selective Eating in Toddlers: Cause for Concern?
Recently, an article published by our colleague Dr. Nancy Zucker at Duke University, received a lot of media attention. The study, titled Psychological and Psychosocial Impairments in Preschoolers with Selective […]
Just A Picky Eater? Or Is It ARFID (Avoidant/Restrictive Food Intake Disorder)?
By STEPHANIE ZERWAS Published: November 12, 2014 Have you ever sat across the table from an 8 year old at the dinner table and heard, “Ugh, not this again! I […]
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