Bulimia Nervosa: Publications and Resources
Summary: This Disabled World collection of publications focuses on bulimia nervosa, covering various aspects of this eating disorder. These resources delve into the different types of bulimia, such as purging and non-purging subtypes, alongside detailed explanations of the physical and psychological symptoms individuals may experience. Furthermore, the database explores potential causes and contributing factors, ranging from societal pressures to biological predispositions, and outlines a range of treatment options, including therapy and medication. This compilation of articles and papers can be valuable for individuals seeking a better understanding of bulimia nervosa, including those with disabilities or seniors who may face unique challenges related to eating disorders, offering helpful insights into identification, potential support avenues, and available interventions.
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| Title & Author | Ed | Publish Revised |
|---|---|---|
| Calculating Weight in Children with Eating Disorders - University of Chicago Medical Center | 2012/01/04 2021/11/03 | |
| Female Facebook Users Prone to Eating Disorders - University of Haifa | 2011/02/07 2022/06/15 | |
| New Treatment Options for Eating Disorders - Give Food A Chance | 2010/09/13 2015/03/11 | |
| Binge Eating Disorder Linked to Childhood Sexual or Emotional Abuse - Jewish General Hospital | 2010/05/12 2015/03/11 |
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