Sunday Smorgasbord
I'm going to try a little different format for this week's smorgasbord--let me know in the comments what you think of the new style!
Identifying Childhood Risk Factors for Anorexia Nervosa (via Eating Disorders Review)
The Man Who Looks Inside Anorexics' and Bulimics' Brains (a profile of Dr. Walt Kaye, aka my "homeboy")
Connecting the Dots: Stress and Eating Disorders (Part One, Part Two, Part Three)
Craig Ferguson's hilarious rant on fat prejudice (the relevant part starts at 3:25)
Mice Selectively Bred for Excessive Exercise or Obesity have Dopamine Abnormalities in their Brains
PANDAS and anorexia nervosa: a spotter's guide
Brain activation when looking at distorted self images varies based on ED diagnosis and subtype
Two Utah women fight eating disorders together
Fluctuating blood glucose levels may affect decision making
Ice dancer gains weight, performs better. World stunned.
Bulimia nervosa with history of anorexia nervosa: Could the clinical subtype of anorexia have implications for clinical status and treatment response?
What fruit flies and mice can teach us about emotion
Family of anorexic told "she'll get better when she wants to get better." She dies first.
And last, but not least: Today marks the kickoff for National Eating Disorders Awareness Week 2010.
3 comments:
Personally, I like the other style better where you go in-depth into a particular article. But I could see how this style is much easier and less time consuming and gives a broad range of articles at one time.
Just as a note, I may feel this way because I tend to read similar content. So there may be a bias on my part. ;-)
Haha, Tiptoe- my mom said the same thing.
The massive list of links is a little bit easier to compile, and I do like how it covers a broader range of topics. I also tend to prefer a little more in-depth coverage on just a few things, but I'm not sure if everyone likes the same few things that I like!
Excellent format- So much easier to pick and choose what to read, my opinion natch.
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