Objective This paper systematically reviews the literature to date on the relationship
between disordered eating and mental health, psychological and social factors during …

Objective The impact of disordered eating extends beyond women with a diagnosed eating
disorder. Scarce research to date has investigated disordered eating in a general perinatal …

The postpartum period has been identified as high-risk period for the increase of disordered
eating. This study examined the psychosocial factors-attitudes to motherhood, self …

Objective Although eating disorders in pregnancy have been studied extensively, little
research attention has been given to disordered eating. The objectives of the present study …

Disordered eating symptoms remain a largely unidentified and unsupported area in
perinatal healthcare, particularly as they pertain to women without diagnosed eating …

Numerous studies showed that factors influencing fetal development and neonatal period
could lead to lasting alterations in the brain of the offspring, in turn increasing the risk for …

Objective: To investigate course and predictors of eating disorders in the postpartum period.
Method: A total of 77,807 women, participating in the Norwegian Mother and Child Cohort …

Eating disorders, pregnancy and the postnatal period: a revi... : Current Opinion in
Psychiatry Eating disorders, pregnancy and the postnatal period: a review of the recent …

This study aims to investigate longitudinal patterns of psychopathology during the antenatal
and postnatal periods among women with current (C‐ED) and past (P‐ED) eating disorders …

The aim of this paper was to review the literature on the biological effects of a maternal
eating disorder (ED)(and relevant comorbidities) in pregnancy on mothers and in particular …