Background and Objectives: Moral emotions are increasingly implicated in the maintenance of eating disorders (EDs), yet guilt is less differentiated than shame in the ED literature. Contemporary cognitive accounts distinguish deontological guilt linked to violating internalised moral norms from altruistic guilt linked...
F. Raffone, E. Barone, D. Atripaldi et al.· Medicina· 0 citations
Importance
Bulimia nervosa (BN) ranks second among eating disorders in both prevalence and disease burden, but its neurobiology is poorly understood. Progress has been limited by neuroimaging studies with inconsistent findings across small samples.
Objective
To identify reliable structural brain correlates of BN diag...
Laura A. Berner, Anusha Phadnis, M. Westwater et al.· JAMA psychiatry· 0 citations
A genomic meta-analysis of case–control studies of binge-eating behavior and analyses of anorexia nervosa and its subtypes, alongside analyses of AN, identified six BE-associated loci and eight areas that are associated with anorexia nervosa, in people of European ancestry.
Jet D. Termorshuizen, Helena L. Davies, Sang-Hyuck Lee et al.· Nature Mental Health· 1 citation
The need for earlier identification and streamlined care pathways to reduce delays and improve outcomes in people with ED is highlighted, suggesting potential gaps in detection and help-seeking among adults.
Gyselle de Geus, Mike Trott, A. M. Monteleone et al.· Journal of Eating Disorders· 0 citations
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