Objective Suicidality in eating disorders (EDs) is high, and identification of therapeutically
targetable traits associated with past, current, and future suicidality is of considerable clinical …

Introduction Emotional processes play a role in both suicide risk and eating disorders (EDs),
which are often comorbid. However, limited research has explored how emotional …

Background This study examined the associations between specific dimensions of emotion
dysregulation and eating disorder (ED) symptoms and behaviors, non-suicidal self-injury …

Objective Cross‐sectional research demonstrates significant correlations between eating
disorders (EDs) and suicidal thoughts and behaviors. Although suicide ideation (SI) is a risk …

Objective Although suicide is a major cause of mortality for individuals with eating disorders
(ED s), researches about potential factors predicting suicide attempts in ED are insufficient …

This meta‐analysis addressed whether eating disorders (EDs) are risk factors (ie,
longitudinal predictors) for suicidal thoughts and behaviors. We identified 2,611 longitudinal …

BackgroundOver half of individuals with eating disorders experience suicidal ideation at
some point in their lives, yet few longitudinal studies have examined predictors of ideation in …

People with eating disorders (ED) have elevated rates of suicidal thoughts and behaviors.
We used network analysis to identify symptoms that bridge EDs and suicidality, as well as …

Objective Emotion dysregulation seems involved in the development, maintenance, and
outcome of eating disorders (EDs). The present study aimed to differentiate patients with …

Background Suicidal ideation is relatively common among people with eating disorders
(EDs). The Interpersonal–Psychological Theory of Suicide holds that suicidal ideation has …