Abstract Background Eating disorders (EDs) are severe mental illnesses, with high
morbidity, mortality, and societal burden. EDs are extremely heterogenous, and only 50% of …

Introduction Despite the high mortality and significant societal and personal costs associated
with eating disorders (EDs) there are few evidence‐based treatments. Part of the difficulty …

Objective: Treatments for adults with eating disorders (EDs) only work in about 50% of
individuals, and for some diagnoses (eg, anorexia nervosa; atypical anorexia nervosa) …

Eating disorders (EDs) are serious psychiatric illnesses with high mortality and societal cost.
Despite their severity, there are few evidence-based treatments, and only 50% of individuals …

Abstract Purpose of Review Network analysis (NA) is an emerging methodology that allows
for the characterization of maintaining symptoms and pathways among symptoms of mental …

BackgroundNetwork analysis is an emerging approach in the study of psychopathology, yet
few applications have been seen in eating disorders (EDs). Furthermore, little research …

Eating disorders are severe mental illnesses with the second-highest mortality rate of all
psychiatric illnesses. Eating disorders are exceedingly deadly because of their complexity …

Objective Network theory considers mental disorders as the product of symptom interaction.
A growing number of studies employing this methodology has been conducted in eating …

BackgroundTraditional approaches for the classification of eating disorders (EDs) attribute
symptoms to an underlying, latent disease entity. The network approach is an alternative …

Network theory and analysis is an emerging approach in psychopathology research that has
received increasing attention across fields of study. In contrast to medical models or latent …