Body Image, Nutrition, and Eating Disorders: Insights from Neuroscience and Psychiatry @RockefellerUniv
Body Image, Nutrition, and Eating Disorders: Insights from Neuroscience and Psychiatry  @RockefellerUniv
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Sarah Leibowitz, Evelyn Attia, The Rockefeller University: Parents are understandably concerned by reports on childhood obesity and warnings about anorexia and other eating disorders. At the fall 2010 Parents & Science program, Rockefeller's SARAH LEIBOWITZ, and influential behavioral neurobiologist, and Columbia University's EVELYN ATTIA, a leading medical expert on eating disorders, drew on the latest laboratory and clinical studies to provide a clearer understanding of health conditions associated with eating behavior.

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