International Journal of Eating Disorders,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
57(2), P. 294 - 302
Published: Dec. 21, 2023
Abstract
Purpose
Binge‐eating
disorder
(BED)
in
adolescents
and
young
adults
is
underrecognized
understudied
no
standardized
guidelines
exist
for
medical
providers
caring
this
population.
To
highlight
the
lack
of
extant
evidence,
we
examine
demographic
characteristics
youth
with
BED
an
academic
eating
disorders
(EDs)
program
primary
care
clinic
describe
needs
their
providers.
Method
A
retrospective
chart
review
was
conducted
patients
who
met
criteria
from
July
2021
to
June
2022.
We
surveyed
understand
multidisciplinary
team
expertise
EDs
amalgamated
current
evidence
into
a
protocolized
schema
designed
implementation
outpatient
setting.
Results
Eighteen
were
reviewed,
14
identified
as
female,
3
male,
1
“Other.”
Average
age
15.4
(2.7)
years
old,
mean
body
mass
index
35.90
(8.25).
33.3%
(6)
White/Caucasian,
followed
by
22.2%
(4)
Hispanic/Latinx.
Eleven
18
privately
insured.
The
most
common
recommendations
regular
meals
snacks
individual
psychotherapy.
Medical
desired
more
education
about
identification
management
BED.
Conclusions
address
BED,
Forum
include:
increased
providers,
monitoring,
emphasis
on
psychotherapy,
weight‐inclusive
orientation.
Public
Significance
Adolescents
are
undertreated.
Little
known
these
receive
within
program.
For
first
time,
preliminary
provided.
Research Square (Research Square),
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: May 31, 2023
Background
Racial
and
ethnic
discrimination
are
known
stressors
associated
with
negative
psychological
physical
health
outcomes.
Previous
studies
have
found
relationships
between
racial/ethnic
binge-eating
disorder
(BED),
though
they
mainly
focused
on
adult
populations.
The
aim
of
this
study
was
to
determine
associations
BED
in
a
large,
national
cohort
early
adolescents.
We
further
sought
explore
the
perpetrator
(students,
teachers,
or
other
adults)
BED.
Methods
analyzed
cross-sectional
data
from
Adolescent
Brain
Cognitive
Development
Study
(ABCD)
(N
=
11,075,
2018-2020).
Logistic
regression
analyses
examined
self-reported
racial
behaviors
diagnosis.
Racial/ethnic
measures
were
assessed
based
Perceived
Discrimination
Scale,
which
experiences
race/ethnicity
frequency
by
adults
outside
school,
students.
Binge-eating
diagnosis
Kiddie
Schedule
for
Affective
Disorders
Schizophrenia
(KSAD-5),
adjusting
age,
sex,
race/ethnicity,
household
income,
parental
education,
site.
Results
In
racially
diverse
sample
adolescents
mean
age:
11
years),
4.7%
reported
1.1%
met
criteria
at
one-year
follow-up.
adjusted
models,
3
times
higher
odds
having
(OR
3.31,
CI
1.66-7.74);
when
investigating
BED,
experiencing
students
school
significantly
increased
1.36,
1.10-1.68
&
OR
1.42
1.06-1.90,
respectively);
further,
binge
eating
only
perpetuated
1.12,
1.02-1.23).
Conclusions
Children
who
experienced
discrimination,
particularly
students,
diagnoses.
Clinicians
may
consider
screening
providing
anti-racist,
trauma-informed
care
evaluating
treating
patients
Eating Disorders,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 1 - 22
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
Over
the
course
of
past
75
years,
there
has
been
a
steady
increase
in
awareness
and
understanding
eating
disorders.
Beginning
twentieth
century
with
focus
on
young
women
from
high-income
countries
North
America,
Western
Europe,
significant
populations
Western,
Caucasian
descent,
lens
disorders
research
dramatically
widened,
their
population
distribution
community
burden
expanded
worldwide
twenty-first
century.
This
chapter
provides
an
overview
increasingly
global
prevalence
around
world.
The
enhanced
common
culturally
distinct
features
across
cultures
–
both
terms
risk
clinical
presentation,
ultimate
goal
raising
informing
prevention
intervention
efforts
that
reduce
these
conditions
worldwide.
Appetite,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
200, P. 107419 - 107419
Published: May 15, 2024
The
association
between
body
mass
index
(BMI)
and
binge-eating
disorder
(BED)
is
well-established.
However,
data
on
the
extent
to
which
BMI
associated
with
progression
from
behavior
into
BED
among
adolescents
are
limited,
was
aim
of
this
investigation.
Participants
were
9,964
U.S.
Adolescent
Brain
Cognitive
Development
(ABCD)
Study,
aged
9-13
at
time
study
enrollment.
A
computerized
parent-reported
assessment
used
establish
adolescents'
behaviors
BED.
Cox
proportional
hazards
models
adjusting
for
sociodemographic
covariates
examine
prospective
associations
likelihood
onset
a)
behavior,
b)
no
behavior.
Of
975
who
met
criteria
89
(9.1%)
subsequently
8,989
82
(0.9%)
percentile
significantly
in
participants
[
adjusted
HR
=1.03
(1.00,
1.06)]
without
[adjusted
=1.05
(1.03,
1.07)]
Results
also
significant
when
examining
as
a
dichotomous
predictor
(above
below
85th
percentile)
those
=2.60
6.68)
=6.01
(3.90,
11.10)]
Overall,
results
indicate
that
elevated
prospectively
greater
risk
or
Adolescents
higher
may
benefit
screening
binge
eating,
prevention/early
intervention
strategies
mitigate
developing
Journal of Nutrition and Dietetics,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
51(2), P. 104 - 110
Published: Sept. 12, 2023
Besin
güvencesi;
besinlerin
mevcudiyetini
ve
karşılanabilirliğini
içeren,
besinleri
kabul
edilebilir
yollarla
elde
etmeyi,
bireysel
besin
kullanımının
yanı
sıra
kültürel
normları
da
kapsayan
karmaşık
bir
olgudur.
Küresel
üretimindeki
ilerlemelere
rağmen,
dünya
genelinde
yaklaşık
928
milyon
insan
güvencesinden
yoksun
durumdadır.
güvencesizliği;
malnütrisyon,
anemi,
obezite,
diyabet,
hipertansiyon
gibi
birçok
beslenme
fiziksel
sağlık
problemi
ile
ilişkilidir.
Bununla
birlikte
güvencesizliği
farklı
boyutları
aracılığıyla
mental
de
yakından
ilişkili
görünmektedir.
Sosyoekonomik
durum,
cinsiyet,
etnik
köken
vb.
güvencesini
etkileyen
faktörler
göz
önünde
bulundurulduğunda
güvencesizliğinin
olumsuz
sonuçları
olması
şaşırtıcı
durum
değildir.
Literatürde
ilişkisini
değerlendiren
çalışmalar
sınırlı
olmakla
yapılan
araştırmaların
çelişkilidir.
Bu
çalışmanın
amacı,
güncel
literatür
doğrultusunda
sorunları
arasındaki
ilişkiyi
incelemektir.
