The Quest to Make Eating Disorder Treatment More Inclusive
Too often, eating disorders are still depicted as a white woman’s disease.
Scopes
Cole Kazdin
Cole Kazdin is a writer and Emmy-winning television journalist living in Los Angeles. She is a regular contributor to Vice, has written for the New York Times and Refinery29 and has been featured on NPR as part of the Moth Radio Hour.
Scopes
Owning Our Grief
Some experts say we need to include widespread loss — of loved ones, jobs, normal life — in the public health conversation.
Explainers
We All Know Inflammation Is Bad, but What Exactly Is It?
Chronic inflammation plays a role in almost every major disease.
Scopes
How to Handle Working From Home, Psychologically Speaking
Telecommuting is one thing many Americans are doing to help "flatten the curve," but trading in cubicles for couches can be stressful.
Voices
What Happens After You Recover From an Eating Disorder?
I 'graduated' from treatment. I was supposed to be better. But once I entered the recovery phase, I just felt adrift.
Scopes
What a Burnout Diagnosis Can and Can’t Do
Burnout is a real problem and it's not your fault — but it's also not fully within your control to fix.
Rounds
1 Question, 5 Answers: How Do I Know if I’m at a Healthy Weight?
5 experts explain what patients should know about the number on the scale, and what it says or doesn’t say about their overall health.
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