Eating Disorders Features

Struggling to help your friend or family member cope with an eating disorder? Read on to learn how you can do so with or without directly speaking to them about it.

During the college years, young people, especially young women, are most at risk for developing eating disorders.

Binging, purging, yo-yo dieting, anorexia. Think these are girl problems? Not so fast.

Chart-topping singer Demi Lovato opens up about where she's been and what's ahead for her hot career.

Eating disorders such as anorexia, bulimia, and binge eating can be linked to depression. A guide to depression and eating disorders, and finding effective treatment for both.

Eating disorders aren't just for the young. More and more women are struggling with anorexia and bulimia well into their 30s and beyond. Here's why.

Eating disorders can cause serious health problems for children and teens. Early recognition and early treatment are the best ways to avoid these problems. Here is what to watch for.

Eating disorders used to be a problem for white women only. Not any more.

Don't wait until the eating disorder is out of control before you seek help.

In a society obsessed with looks, the most attractive people may be at greatest risk for bulimia and anorexia.