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Eating disorders affect people of all races and ethnicities. However, barriers to healthcare may prevent some racial and ethnic groups from receiving equitable diagnoses and treatment.

Discover the main causes behind eating disorders affecting millions. Learn about genetic, psychological and social factors that contribute to disordered eating.

Eating disorders apparently increase the risk of suicide compared to most other psychiatric disorders; anorexia nervosa- and bulimia nervosa-related suicide rates are high and, among several factors, ...

According to WHO, eating disorders have long been associated with sociocultural factors. The drive for thinness is not a universal ideal, and in many non-Western cultures, plumpness is considered ...

Jason Nagata, a pediatrician specializing in eating disorders in boys and men at the University of California, San Francisco, ...

It is with a mixture of surprise and concern that we recognize the scarcity of research on eating disorders (EDs) in Brazil. An analysis of the state of affairs about publications on the topic is ...

Eating behaviour is determined by genetic, psychological, sociocultural, and environmental factors. Disturbances in eating behaviour characterized by either insufficient or excessive food intake ...

This article includes descriptions of disordered eating. "I'm someone who doesn't like food. And today we're going to try ...

In Eating Disorders Don’t Discriminate, psychologist and entrepreneur Lee Chambers tells of his experience as a Black autistic man in the UK. He describes how eating would pose certain sensory ...

There’s been a common misperception for years that external, sociocultural factors drive eating disorders (EDs). These include everything from overbearing, perfectionist fathers and traumatic ...