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Getting super excited to be in #DC to present our #eatingdisorder #research & #therapeutics on 3 symposiums #APS @PsychScience Present 3 talks & a poster @aed_iced #ICED2023 Then present #SAA2023 in #Amsterdam #WhyWeStudyEDs @uofleatlab @UofLInnovate @IntJEatDisord

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Our postdoc @jamieleepennesi studies risk and protective factors for EDs to inform better prevention and treatment interventions for eating disorders and disordered eating! #edaw #whywestudyEDs

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Our lab director @CheriLev studies EDs because we need treatments for #eatingdisorders that work in more than 50% of cases!👏 #edaw #whywestudyeds

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Our postdoc, @amlortiz studies EDs to learn how we can better target cognitive and affective maintenance factors in ED treatment!👏🧠😭😠#edaw #whywestudyEDs

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We study EDs because of the high comorbidity with anxiety disorders. Learning from the anxiety disorder field could help us improve treatments for EDs! 😨🙌👌#edaw #whywestudyEDs

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The structure of eating disorders (EDs) is more than just traditional ED symptoms. The way we feel *about* our body may be related to the way we feel *in* our body. From @ClaireECusack and @IrinaVanzhula's paper on somatic symptoms in eating disorders👌👏🫀 #edaw #whywestudyeds

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Sleep disturbance and anxiety are important central features connected to anorexia and atypical anorexia symptoms👏😴 From @CRalphNearman's paper looking at core and pathway symptoms in AN and Atypical AN #EDAW #whywestudyeds