Binge eating tied to habit circuits in the brain
The brain circuitry that helps us form habits is connected to binge eating disorders, according to new research.
The brain circuitry that helps us form habits is connected to binge eating disorders, according to new research.
Boys in disadvantaged circumstances—not just girls from wealthy backgrounds—are at increased risk of disordered eating, research finds.
An implanted device that stimulates the brain whenever it detects activity indicating food cravings shows promise in a pilot clinical trial in two patients.
Some transgender and gender-diverse college students have a higher risk of developing an eating disorder, research shows. Colleges can help.
Some transgender and gender-diverse college students have a higher risk of developing an eating disorder, research shows. Colleges can help.
Clarification about what happens in the brain to make us feel full after eating could lead to better treatments for eating disorders and weight management.
Clarification about what happens in the brain to make us feel full after eating could lead to better treatments for eating disorders and weight management.