Journal of Health Psychology,
Год журнала:
2020,
Номер
26(14), С. 2832 - 2840
Опубликована: Июнь 25, 2020
Childhood
maltreatment
is
associated
with
eating
disorder
symptoms;
however,
the
nature
of
this
association
unclear.
We
found
those
who
experienced
childhood
had
higher
avoidant
coping
and
symptoms.
also
an
additive
effect
for
maltreatment,
such
that
more
types
experienced,
symptoms
were
greater.
evidence
indirect
was
related
to
through
coping.
Future
research
needed
better
understand
factors
may
promote
development
adaptive
patterns
prevention
Journal of Eating Disorders,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
10(1)
Опубликована: Ноя. 16, 2022
Abstract
Background
Adverse
childhood
experiences
(ACEs)
are
common
and
linked
to
negative
health
outcomes.
Previous
studies
have
found
associations
between
ACEs
binge-eating
disorder
(BED),
though
they
mainly
focused
on
adults
use
cross-sectional
data.
The
objective
of
this
study
was
examine
the
BED
in
a
large,
national
cohort
9–14-year-old
early
adolescents
US.
Methods
We
analyzed
prospective
data
from
Adolescent
Brain
Cognitive
Development
(ABCD)
Study
(N
=
10,145,
2016–2020).
Logistic
regression
analyses
were
used
determine
self-reported
based
Kiddie
Schedule
for
Affective
Disorders
Schizophrenia
at
two-year
follow-up,
adjusting
sex,
race/ethnicity,
baseline
household
income,
parental
education,
site,
disorder.
Results
In
sample,
(49%
female,
46%
racial/ethnic
minority),
82.8%
reported
least
one
ACE
1.2%
had
diagnosis
follow-up.
mean
number
higher
those
with
compared
without
(2.6
±
0.14
vs
1.7
0.02).
association
general
dose–response
relationship.
One
(adjusted
odds
ratio
[aOR]
3.48,
95%
confidence
interval
[CI]
1.11–10.89),
two
(aOR
3.88,
CI
1.28–11.74),
three
or
more
8.94,
3.01–26.54)
all
associated
When
stratified
by
types
ACEs,
history
mental
illness
2.18,
1.31–3.63),
violence
2.43,
1.42–4.15),
criminal
member
2.14,
1.23–3.73)
most
Conclusions
Children
who
experienced
particularly
challenges,
developing
BED.
Clinicians
may
consider
screening
providing
trauma-focused
care
when
evaluating
patients
Nutrients,
Год журнала:
2020,
Номер
12(10), С. 2969 - 2969
Опубликована: Сен. 28, 2020
Background:
The
current
study
aimed
to
test
whether
food
addiction
(FA)
might
mediate
the
relationship
between
presence
of
a
history
childhood
maltreatment
and
eating
disorder
(ED)
symptom
severity.
Methods:
Participants
were
231
patients
with
ED
presenting
May
2017
January
2020
daycare
treatment
facility
for
assessment
management
mainly
Eating
Disorder
Inventory-2
(EDI-2),
Child
Trauma
Questionnaire
(CTQ),
Yale
Food
Addiction
Scale
(YFAS
2.0).
Results:
had
median
age
24
(interquartile
range
(IQR)
20–33)
years
manifested
anorexia
nervosa
(61.47%),
bulimia
(16.88%),
binge-eating
disorders
(9.09%),
other
types
(12.55%).
They
grouped
into
those
likely
FA
(N
=
154)
without
77).
group
reported
higher
scores
on
all
five
CTQ
subscales,
as
well
total
score
EDI-2
(p
<
0.001).
Using
mediation
analysis;
significant
indirect
pathways
subscales
emerged
via
FA,
largest
effect
emerging
physical
neglect
(standardized
0.208;
95%
confidence
interval
(CI)
0.127–0.29)
followed
by
emotional
abuse
0.183;
CI
0.109–0.262).
Conclusion:
These
results
are
compatible
model
in
which
certain
maltreatment,
especially
neglect,
may
induce,
maintain,
and/or
exacerbate
symptoms
guide
future
treatments.
Molecular Psychiatry,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
27(10), С. 3929 - 3938
Опубликована: Май 20, 2022
Abstract
Substantial
progress
has
been
made
in
the
understanding
of
anorexia
nervosa
(AN)
and
eating
disorder
(ED)
genetics
through
efforts
large-scale
collaborative
consortia,
yielding
first
genome-wide
significant
loci,
AN-associated
genes,
insights
into
metabo-psychiatric
underpinnings
disorders.
However,
translatability,
generalizability,
reach
these
are
hampered
by
an
overly
narrow
focus
our
research.
In
particular,
stereotypes,
myths,
assumptions
misconceptions
have
resulted
incomplete
or
incorrect
understandings
ED
presentations
trajectories,
exclusion
certain
patient
groups
from
studies.
this
review,
we
aim
to
counteract
historical
imbalances.
Taking
as
starting
point
Academy
for
Eating
Disorders
(AED)
Truth
#5
“Eating
disorders
affect
people
all
genders,
ages,
races,
ethnicities,
body
shapes
weights,
sexual
orientations,
socioeconomic
statuses”,
discuss
what
do
not
know
about
genetic
EDs
among
each
groups,
suggest
strategies
design
more
inclusive
second
half
outline
broad
strategic
goals
whereby
researchers
can
expand
diversity,
insights,
clinical
translatability
their
International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health,
Год журнала:
2020,
Номер
18(1), С. 29 - 29
Опубликована: Дек. 23, 2020
Alteration
in
cortisol
response
to
acute
social
stressors
has
been
hypothesized
mediate
childhood
adversities
(CA)
and
increased
morbidity
adulthood.
However,
the
evidence
supporting
an
association
between
CA
is
inconclusive.
The
present
review
addressed
this
issue
by
reviewing
literature
on
stressors,
with
a
focus
studies
adolescents
or
adults,
using
Childhood
Trauma
Questionnaire
(CTQ)
assess
CA,
examining
salivary
Trier
Social
Stress
Test
(TSST).
Systematic
searches
of
relevant
articles
PsycINFO,
PubMed,
Web
Science
ScienceDirect
February
March
2020
identified
12
including
1196
participants
mean
ages
ranging
from
15.3
52.3
yrs.
across
studies.
CTQ
scores
were
significantly
associated
2
In
addition,
physical
abuse
emotional
neglect
subscales
respectively
separate
lack
calls
for
more
longitudinal
studies,
use
formal
records
maltreatment
informant
reports
future
research
complement
information
collected
retrospective
measures.
attention
biological
mechanisms
other
than
that
regulation
explaining
connection
psychiatry
warranted.
International Journal of Eating Disorders,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
57(1), С. 81 - 92
Опубликована: Окт. 27, 2023
Abstract
Background
A
large
proportion
of
patients
with
eating
disorders
(ED)
report
experiences
childhood
trauma.
Latent
trajectory
analysis
in
ED
samples
reveals
the
complexities
course
and
outcome
can
explore
long‐term
impact
adverse
childhood.
Method
total
84
longstanding
were
included.
symptoms
assessed
by
Eating
Disorder
Examination
interview
at
discharge
from
inpatient
treatment,
1‐,
2‐,
5‐,
17‐year
follow‐up,
respectively.
Change
over
time
was
examined
using
growth
mixture
modeling,
allowing
number
trajectories
to
emerge
through
data.
Prevalence
trauma
assessed,
its
relation
class
membership
tested.
Results
We
identified
four
distinct
classes:
(a)
a
continuous
improvement
entire
follow‐up
period,
scores
within
normal
range
end,
“continuous
improvement”
(54.8%);
(b)
high
symptom
level
baseline
moderate
decrease
time,
“high
declining”
(22.6%);
(c)
initial
below
clinical
cut‐off
stable
throughout
course,
“consistently
low”
(14.3%);
(d)
initially,
significant
increase
increasing”
(8.3%).
history
sexual
abuse
(CSA)
overrepresented
classes
persistently
levels
poor
Discussion
Patients
displayed
considerable
diversity
change
across
17
years.
To
improve
outcome,
enhanced
treatment
sequelae
CSA
seems
essential.
Public
Significance
different
study.
Although
there
changes
majority
remained
similar
as
they
presented
treatment.
Exposure
maltreatment
common
sample.
Childhood
predicted
which
highlights
importance
informed
care.
Healthcare,
Год журнала:
2020,
Номер
8(4), С. 490 - 490
Опубликована: Ноя. 17, 2020
This
cross-sectional
study
examined
the
relationship
between
childhood
trauma,
eating
disorders,
and
sleep
quality
among
registered
hospital
nurses
in
South
Korea.
Self-report
questionnaires
were
answered
by
279
from
six
general
hospitals.
Factors
affecting
analyzed
with
a
linear
regression
analysis.
The
factors
that
influenced
included
age,
alcohol
consumption,
chronic
disease,
BMI,
emotional
abuse
trauma.
Hospital
need
to
increase
their
health
knowledge
maintain
healthy
lifestyle
while
working
as
nurse.
Therefore,
nursing
managers
should
consider
strategies
prevent
intervene
threats
attributed
adverse
experiences
of
nurses.