Thanks to you, we are one of the UK's biggest funders of eating disorders research.💚 However, research into these serious illnesses is still far too underfunded, receiving just 1% of all mental health research funding. See how you can support our work: bit.ly/3OZiPFC #EatingDisordersAwarenessWeek
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Join us in transforming the public perceptions, policy and practice surrounding #eatingdisorders through innovative research. www.edifyresearch.co.uk
Eating disorders remain among the least funded areas of mental health research, despite affecting 1.25 million people and accounting for 9% of those with a mental health condition in the UK. 📈 This #EatingDisordersAwarenessWeek, learn how you can support vital research in this area: bit.ly/3OZiPFC
Eating disorders can affect anybody, from any age, sex, gender, and background. Yet limiting stereotypes still exist about who can be affected by eating disorders. #eatingdisordersawarenessweek #EDAW youtu.be/JBmOI8xKAc8?...
Eating Disorders, Ethnicity and Culture
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Eating disorders typically develop during adolescence or emerging adulthood — where people are vulnerable to loneliness. @medresfdn.bsky.social has funded @basakince.bsky.social to inform the development of assessment and treatment approaches www.medicalresearchfoundation.org.uk/projects/lon...
Loneliness and eating disorders: Exploring measurement approaches,…
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Eating disorders occur across the weight spectrum, yet people in larger bodies often face extra barriers when trying to get their eating disorder recognised and treated. youtu.be/zadJqBBfx-s #eatingdisordersawarenessweek #EDAW
Eating Disorders in People with Higher Weight
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As part of #EatingDisorders Awareness Week, we're inviting everyone to our film screening by four EDIFY artists-in-residents as they share artistic translations of eating disorder experience and research Register now: www.kcl.ac.uk/events/commu...
Communicating Eating Disorders Experiences and Research through Art | King's College London
Materials, Shapes, Sounds and Stories of EDIFY Artists in Residence.
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Check out these 'Reconnection Charms’ made by Sian Fan, a resident artist with the @edifyresearch.bsky.social programme! You can hear Sian talk about her work at the EDIFY conference on 21st Jan: www.kcl.ac.uk/events/shapi...
Thrilled to share that I’ve been awarded funding to lead my own research project looking into the association between eating disorders (ED) and PCOS! Grateful to @medresfdn.bsky.social for supporting this work and further important ED research. Very much looking forward to the journey ahead!
Meet our new #EatingDisorder researchers! 🔬 🔎 Funded by our latest round of launchpad grants, these brilliant scientists are working to advance our understanding of various life-threatening eating disorders, from binge-eating disorder to bulimia nervosa. #MedSky 👉 Full story: shorturl.at/8brFt
I’m thrilled to have received a Launchpad Grant from @medresfdn.bsky.social This award will enable me to investigate an important relationship between loneliness and eating disorders in young people. Huge thanks to the Medical Research Foundation for supporting this work!
Meet our new #EatingDisorder researchers! 🔬 🔎 Funded by our latest round of launchpad grants, these brilliant scientists are working to advance our understanding of various life-threatening eating disorders, from binge-eating disorder to bulimia nervosa. #MedSky 👉 Full story: shorturl.at/8brFt
The @freedfromed.bsky.social team want to hear from you! What is most important in #earlyintervention for #eatingdisorders? Those with lived experience, families, clinicians, researchers, anyone involved is welcome to take part. Take the short survey here: qualtrics.kcl.ac.uk/jfe/form/SV_...
For day 5 of #EatingDisordersAwarenessWeek, we're sharing work from EDIFY WS 5! We have reached 50% of our recruitment target for the RaISE trial of non-invasive neuromodulation for anorexia 🧠 We are still recruiting! To find out more, contact amelia.1.hemmings@kcl.ac.uk
For day 4 of #EatingDisordersAwarenessWeek, we're sharing work from EDIFY Workstreams 3/4! These Workstreams are focused on understanding how young people recover from their eating disorder and how their eating disorder changes over time. As such, we are recruiting for STORY.
Day 3 of #EDAW updates! We are delighted to highlight EDIFY today which is co-led by @drhelensharpe.bsky.social . @edifyresearch.bsky.social is a 4 year programme of research focused on how we understand and treat eating disorders in young people. Www.edifyresearch.co.uk
EDIFY - shaping a fresh approach to eating disorders
EDIFY works directly with young people with eating disorders to map the diverse routes into and out of illness.
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For day 3 of #EatingDisordersAwarenessWeek, we’re sharing work from EDIFY Workstream 2! This workstream uses large cohort data to explore the interplay of risk and protective factors for eating disorders, including unique and shared pathways in different groups.
For day 2 of #EatingDisordersAwarenessWeek, we’re sharing an update on EDIFY Workstream 1 from the University of Nottingham. @tamsinparnell.bsky.social
📣This #edaw2025, we wanted to share a recent animation we made with Woven Ink on food insecurity in people with eating disorders. www.youtube.com/watch?v=lMhU...
Food Insecurity in Eating Disorders: A Short Animation
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📣Have you had treatment for anorexia that has not helped you recover fully? Check out RaISE, a trial of non-invasive brain stimulation! Participants receive 20 sessions of iTBS, £50 and can see a picture of their brain📷🧠 Email amelia.1.hemmings@kcl.ac.uk for more info!
📢Call for participants 📢 We want to improve access to #eatingdisorder care! If you identify as an underrepresented group in ED research, we would really like to hear about your experience of ED help seeking! Contact jessica.wilkins@kcl.ac.uk to find out more and take part.
📢 Read the Estra team's new paper! Machine learning models for diagnosis and risk prediction in eating disorders, depression, and alcohol use disorder doi.org/10.1016/j.ja... 🧠
Redirecting
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