Originally published at Science of Eating Disorders. Please leave any comments there.

This study is a follow up on the previous study (last entry) which examined the problems with the EDNOS classification, the frequency of transitions between eating disorders and how the DSM should be changed to reflect the clinical reality of eating disorders (and ( Read more... )

Originally published at Science of Eating Disorders. Please leave any comments there.

Eating disorders are rarely static. Symptoms fluctuate, waxing and waning as circumstances change. Often, these fluctuations lead to diagnostic crossover - between subtypes of one disorder or to a different eating disorder altogether. The heterogeneity of symptoms ( Read more... )