Frontiers in Pediatrics,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
12
Published: Dec. 12, 2024
In
patients
affected
by
anorexia
nervosa
(AN)
different
endocrine
abnormalities
have
been
described,
but,
among
them,
hypothalamic–pituitary–adrenal
(HPA)
dysfunction,
although
associated
to
important
side
effects,
is
underestimated
and
has
no
therapeutical
options.
We
present
a
narrative
literature
review
investigate
the
HPA
axis
in
with
AN,
order
highlight
dysfunction
its
effects.
also
described
crucial
role
of
monitoring,
consider
eventual
therapeutic
preventive
strategies
AN
patients.
The
now
available
demonstrates
that
women
girls
suffering
from
higher
measures
cortisol
lower
levels
androgens
as
compared
controls.
These
endocrinological
disturbances
deleterious
effects
on
subjects,
both
physical
psychological
point
view.
It's
fundamental
for
physicians
these
aspects
when
assessing
mechanisms
behind
adrenocortical
dysfunctions
eating
disorders
remain
an
open
question
there
are
treatments,
thus
research
this
issue
would
be
extremely
useful
highly
necessary,
especially
pediatric
field.
Journal of Clinical & Translational Endocrinology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
35, P. 100333 - 100333
Published: Feb. 29, 2024
Systematically
review
evidence
on
using
GLP-1RAs
for
reducing
BEB
in
BED
and
BN.
Comprehensive
literature
search
(PubMed
Google
Scholar)
conducted
studies
evaluating
GLP-1Ras
BEB.
Extracted
data
study
characteristics,
efficacy,
safety.
Studies
show
that
(liraglutide
dulaglutide)
reduce
BE
frequency
comorbidities
addition
to
favorable
psychiatric
side
effect
profile
compared
current
options.
However,
large-scale,
blinded
placebo-controlled
trials
are
lacking.
Early
findings
suggest
promising
effects
of
rigorous
clinical
needed
firmly
establish
dosing,
safety,
comparative
effectiveness
before
considering
a
viable
novel
approach.
Journal of Clinical Psychopharmacology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: April 18, 2024
From
the
1Centre
for
Research
in
Eating
and
Weight
Disorders
(CREW),
Department
of
Psychological
Medicine,
Institute
Psychiatry,
Psychology
&
Neuroscience,
King's
College
London,
United
Kingdom
2South
London
Maudsley
NHS
Foundation
Trust,
3Lindner
Center
HOPE,
Mason,
OH
4Department
Psychiatry
Behavioral
University
Cincinnati
Cincinnati,
OH.
Received
February
13,
2024;
accepted
after
revision
24,
2024.
Address
correspondence
to:
Hubertus
Himmerich,
MD,
Centre
SE5
8AF
(e-mail:
[email
protected]).
Nutrients,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
16(1), P. 54 - 54
Published: Dec. 23, 2023
During
the
COVID-19
pandemic,
an
increase
in
incidence
of
overweight
and
obesity
children
was
observed.
It
appears
that
unhealthy
food
choices,
unbalanced
diet,
a
sedentary
lifestyle,
as
well
experiencing
stress
related
to
may
be
contributing
this
disturbing
trend.
Chronic
is
significant
factor
eating
disorders
youngsters,
involving
medical,
molecular,
psychological
elements.
Individuals
under
chronic
often
focus
on
appearance
weight,
leading
negative
body
image
disrupted
relationships
with
food,
resulting
behaviors.
also
impacts
hormonal
balance,
reducing
satiety
hormone
leptin
elevating
appetite-stimulating
ghrelin,
fostering
increased
hunger
uncontrolled
snacking.
Two
systems,
hypothalamic–pituitary–adrenal
axis
sympathetic
system
adrenal
medulla,
are
activated
response
stress,
causing
impaired
secretion
noradrenaline
cortisol.
Stress-related
mechanisms
encompass
oxidative
neuroinflammation,
insulin
resistance,
neurohormonal
neurotransmission
disorders.
Stress
induces
risk
by
disrupting
blood
sugar
regulation
fat
storage.
affects
gut
microbiome,
potentially
influencing
inflammation
metabolic
processes
linked
obesity.
In
conclusion,
multifaceted
for
children,
necessitating
comprehensive
understanding
effective
preventive
intervention
strategies
amid
escalating
prevalence
childhood
BMC Psychology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
12(1)
Published: March 12, 2024
Abstract
Background
Some
studies
have
examined
the
relationship
between
internalization
of
media
appearance
ideals
and
eating
disorders.
However,
few
discussed
disorder
tendencies.
To
fill
this
research
gap,
study
was
to
explore
influencing
mechanisms
on
adolescents’
tendencies
in
Chinese
cultural
context.
Method
The
Sociocultural
Attitudes
Towards
Appearance
Questionnaire,
Eating
Attitude
Test-26,
Physical
Self-Description
Body
Image
Depression
Questionnaire
Multidimensional
Scale
Perceived
Social
Support
were
employed
investigate
1523
adolescents.
collected
data
analyzed
using
SPSS
26.0
AMOS
24.0.
Result
results
showed
that:
(1)
had
a
significant
positive
predictive
effect
tendencies;
(2)
significantly
influenced
through
mediating
role
body
esteem
image
disturbance
respectively,
also
chain
both;
(3)
social
support
played
moderating
tendency.
Conclusion
Our
findings
suggest
distinct
pathways
which
may
influence
It
is
suggested
that
reducing
enhancing
can
help
Middle East Current Psychiatry,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
32(1)
Published: Jan. 14, 2025
Abstract
Background
This
study
aims
to
estimate
the
risk
of
eating
disorders
and
their
related
factors
among
final-year
medical
students.
Additionally,
present
is
assessing
disordered
behaviors
relationship
with
alexithymia
social
cognition.
Methods
An
approved
descriptive
cross-sectional
was
carried
out
at
Cairo
University’s
Faculty
Medicine
from
August
2021
December
2022.
The
participants
were
categorized
into
two
distinct
groups:
Group
A
(students
for
disorders)
B
not
disorders).
All
evaluated
using
Eating
Attitude
Test-26
(EAT-26),
Disorder
Examination
Questionnaire
(EDE-Q),
Toronto
Alexithymia
Scale
(TAS-20),
Emotion
Identification
Test
Ekman
Program,
Reading
Mind
in
Eyes
Test-revised
version
(RMET).
Results
total
370
students,
both
male
female,
participated
study.
included
136
students
(37%),
while
consisted
234
(63%).
Female
exhibited
a
greater
developing
an
disorder
(
p
=
<
0.001).
Students
classified
as
displayed
significantly
elevated
scores
diminished
cognition
when
compared
counterparts
without
Conclusion
Medical
are
more
susceptible
eating-related
problems.
Deficits
potentiate
disorders.
Nutrición clínica y dietética hospitalaria/Nutrición clínica, dietética hospitalaria,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
45(1)
Published: Feb. 21, 2025
Introducción:
El
vínculo
entre
la
alimentación
y
percepción
corporal
está
influenciado
por
factores
biológicos,
psicológicos
socioculturales,
pudiendo
desembocar
en
hábitos
peligrosos
para
salud.
Esto
se
potencia
presión
social,
especialmente
dirigida
a
las
mujeres,
mantener
un
cuerpo
delgado.
Además,
etapa
de
universidad
es
una
crítica
que
puede
propiciar
mayor
riesgo
el
desarrollo
los
trastornos
del
comportamiento
alimentario
(TCA)
Objetivos:
Evaluar
asociación
condición
nutricional,
imagen
satisfacción
con
misma,
desarrollar
TCA
muestra
jóvenes
universitarios
ambos
sexos.
Material
métodos:
Se
ha
realizado
encuesta
468
estudiantes
través
Google
Forms
compuesta
test
siluetas
cuestionario
diagnosticar
(EAT-26).
Resultados:
Un
61,5
%
hombres
66,8
mujeres
encuentra
categoría
nutricional
normopeso.
11,4
5,6
presentan
alto
TCA.
Discusión:
estudio
diferencias
sexos,
así
como
probabilidad
TCA,
estando
estos
resultados
alienados
parte
investigaciones
revisiones
precedentes.
Conclusiones:
más
frecuente
sobrepeso
obesidad
varones
insuficiencia
ponderal.
La
figura
no
asocia
manera
significativa
mientras
resulta
determinante,
ya
proporción
individuos
bajo
superior
desearían
ser
delgados,
respecto
quisieran
corpulentos.
Anthropological Review,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
88(1), P. 13 - 31
Published: April 2, 2025
Background:
The
crucial
adolescent
period
demands
greater
nutritional
needs
along
with
physical
maturity
where
overweight
can
lead
to
sensitivity
towards
body
image.
Excessive
appearance
concern
results
in
faulty
eating
habits
and
complementary
behavioral
approaches
known
as
disorders
(ED).
Aim:
Due
inconsistencies
prior
information
regarding
ED
on
Bengalee
females,
the
cross-sectional
study
was
conducted
school
females
of
rural
urban
areas
North
24
Parganas
district
insights
prevalence,
anthropometric
parameters
risk
factors
ED.
Method:
design
consisted
self-reported
surveys
using
standardized
questionnaires
(Eating
disorder
examination
questionnaire-28;
Body
shape
questionnaire-34)
determine
ED,
dissatisfaction
(BD),
meal
skipping
(MS)
objective
assessments
396
students
aged
13–19
years.
Statistical
analysis
interpret
findings.
Result:
14.39%
44.95%
BD
cases
were
found
this
community
significantly
high
BMI-for-age
(BAZ),
hip
circumference
subscale
values
questionnaire
among
participants.
After
chi-square
binary
logistic
regression
regular
MS
be
strongest
predictor
accounting
for
14%
likelihood
followed
by
fear-of-weight-gain
(4.48%)
excessive
exercise
(3.88%).
Conclusion:
findings
highlight
a
complex
interplay
psychological
social
contributing
Regular
emerged
reflecting
an
unhealthy
coping
strategy
driven
stressors
such
fear
weight
gain,
BD.
Influence
cultural
norms
image
cannot
avoided.
Our
will
help
healthcare
practitioners
designing
identification
treatment
procedures
diet
plans
holistic
way
during
further
investigation