Historically, male presentations of eating disorders (EDs) have been perceived as rare and
atypical–a perception that has resulted in the systematic underrepresentation of males in ED …

Disordered eating and eating disorders occur in both women and men of all ages. Medical
complications because of age, the stigma of eating disorders in a still 'untypical'age, and the …

Eating disorders (EDs) often develop during adolescence and early adulthood but may
persist, arise, or reemerge across the life span. Research and treatment efforts primarily …

Although the link between fat talk and body dissatisfaction is well established, the link
between fat talk and other body image disturbance components remains underexplored. Our …

Context: Eating disorders (EDs) in male athletes are potentially debilitating disorders with
significant medical, psychological, and athletic performance consequences. Evidence …

Objective Previous research suggests that men with eating disorders are less likely to seek
treatment than are women. Given stereotypes linked to eating disorders, men may be less …

Objective Atypical anorexia nervosa (AAN) is defined by the symptoms of anorexia nervosa
in the presence of “significant weight loss” in individuals who are not underweight …

Due to stigma, eating disorders are under-researched, underdiagnosed and undertreated
among men. This is particularly pertinent among athletes, as athletic goals are a major risk …

Weight suppression predicts the onset and maintenance of bulimic syndromes. Despite this
finding, no study has examined psychological mechanisms contributing to these …

Social network analysis identifies social ties, and perceptual measures identify peer norms.
The social relations model (SRM) can decompose interval-level perceptual measures …