The Latest Breaking News from Eating Disorders

People often joke that their favorite snack is “like crack” or call themselves “chocoholics” in jest.

Being older doesn’t make women immune to disordered eating, and perimenopause can be a particularly difficult time

Richard Quigley said his teen daughter was force-fed and repeatedly restrained at hospital where a young girl was unlawfully killed

Often stereotyped as a female problem, anorexia is on the rise among men worldwide, with evidence suggesting they are at greater risk of severe illness and death.

Eating disorders can affect anybody, no matter their age, gender, ethnicity, socioeconomic status or body size. Yet the myth that eating disorders are “diseases of affluence” persists, and can mean those from wealthier backgrounds are more likely to receive a diagnosis and be able to access treatment.

A recent study claims that children of parents who did not go on to further education face the highest risk of eating disorders

Two programs – one a world first – aim to change how the health system treats a deadly yet neglected mental health condition

An anorexia survivor speaks out about cycling's dangerous culture around food and weight

Technology platforms operating in the UK now have a legal duty to protect young people from some of the more dangerous forms of online content. This includes pornography, content that encourages, promotes, or provides instructions for violence, promotion of self-harm and eating disorders. Those failing to comply face hefty fines.

A virtual clinic developed by Australian experts is promising to break down barriers with evidence-based online support for people living with eating disorders.

Demi Lovato is releasing the cookbook ONE PLATE AT A TIME: Recipes for Finding Freedom with Food next year after struggling with eating disorders in the past.