The new study was a preliminary test of the same brain-stimulation device and strategy in human subjects, recording signals from the two severely obese patients with binge eating disorder for six ...

In a feasibility study that involved just two patients, researchers at Stanford and University of Pennsylvania tried treating binge eating disorder with a form of deep-brain stimulation similar to ...

Understanding the gut-brain axis is key to addressing eating disorders. This study highlights microbiota's influence and ...

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The Binge Eating Genetics INitiative (BEGIN) research study will select 1,000 people to receive a free Apple Watch, donated by the Cupertino tech giant, according to CNBC.

In the new study, Javaras' team tracked outcomes for 137 adults diagnosed with binge-eating disorder for five years. People ranged in age from 19 to 74 and they had an average BMI of 36 (the ...

Binge-eating disorder is the most prevalent eating disorder in the United States, but previous studies have presented conflicting views of the disorder's duration and the likelihood of relapse. A ...

Charlie Health reports that eating disorders are significantly influenced by genetics, with family history increasing risk dramatically.

Children between the ages of 9 and 11 in the US who have more screen time are more likely to develop binge eating disorder (BED) one year later, the study found -- and social media is a main culprit.

Yet a new study from Texas A&M University published in the journal Appetite suggests that it could raise the risk of binge-eating and other food disorders.. Author Jordan Schueler, M.S., a PhD ...

Now, a new study reveals that men like Saxen are overlooked when it comes to diagnosing and treating binge eating, a disorder that affects 4 million Americans and has been historically associated ...

Binge-eating disorder (BED), affects 3 to 5% of the U.S. population — up to 16.6 million people (double the entire population of New York City) — and acts as a precursor to an array of medical ...